Oh Babies!
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| DiL #1 with Boy #1, myself, The Man, & Boy #4 Getting ready for baby! We had a very busy weekend! Two of out of four boys came in for a visit. The other two weren't boycotting; they are just living in states far, far away from home. My DiL did most all of the planning and decorating for the shower. I was on balloon arch procurement and I nailed it. I can hire talent like nobody's business. Miranda Rogers of Pop Art Parties did an amazing job on the arch...and she did it feeling under the weather between her child's birthday party and kid events. Then there were baby cows (AKA calves) to vaccinate. I opened and closed a gate and shot photos. My work is so hard. Here is a bit of my handiwork... The look I get when I force a "cheese" from Boy #4  The look I get from the momma cow waiting on her calf to be returned. The two looks are quite similar.  Little calf is thinking about nothing and having himself a heyday.  And then reality sets in...  And when the work is done, there is time for posing. I'd make a ham pun, but that's the wrong farm animal.   That's my update. What have you been up to? |
Love the photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you! A picture is worth a thousand words, right?
DeleteI like the logo on your son's cap - it made me smile.
ReplyDeleteHe's an ornery one!
DeleteMy daughter's given me a similar look as your son when I've tried to take her picture. Loved the photos. Glad you got some time with your sons.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I'm not the only one who gets treated like they're paparazzi.
DeleteI'm not sure which look is more threatening - the cow or your son. LOL!
ReplyDeleteI'd go with the cow...especially when she's seperated from her calf. LOL
DeleteThat calf is giving you the stink eye.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
With good reason. Poor little fella became a steer that day...
Deletethecontemplativecat here. These photos remind of my youth on the farm. We raised hogs and milk cows, planted corn and wheat, and worked hard. Mom had a mammoth garden. Your photos are awesome. I can almost smell the straw, hear the cows.
ReplyDeleteIt is so much work, but definitely a special place.
DeleteIt's funny how much emotion animals display, while looking so nonchalant. I love the eye roll in the middle there.
ReplyDeleteHow exciting that you're soon to be grandparents. Lucky baby. Lucky family.
Hugs to ya, girlie.
We are very blessed!!! That is for certain.
DeleteBabies are so fun! And being a grandparent... it's the best!
ReplyDeleteI look forward to joining the ranks of the grands!
DeleteWhat fun. I know you are excited:) Boy #4's hat is a hoot.
ReplyDeleteHe has a collection of fun hats. He is a funny guy...even though he doesn't smile on cattle busting day.
DeleteCows are sooooo cute! You did a good job with the balloons too.
ReplyDeleteI did! I get full credit since I was the one to message the balloon artist.
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ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by.
DeleteI'm glad you take such good care of the cattle and that appear happy and content.
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They seem to be happy, and content and adorable enough to keep people from wanting to eat them.
Deletethat they:)
ReplyDeleteI fall into the 'don't want to eat them' category:)
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thecontemplativecat here. We had 3 milk cows, with a calf every year. The cow was artificially inseminated, which gave us the male calf. My younger siblings always named him "Blackie", and they fed him stuff through the fence. When he became a sizable teenager and rambunctious, he went on a journey. We had a freezer of beef. The siblings never missed him.
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ReplyDeleteGreat pictures and family. It's so much fun to spend time with my children and grandchildren.
Teresa
T. Powell Coltrin Writes @ https://journalingwoman.blogspot.com