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Good sunny morning from the Knolltop!

It's a beautiful but cold, like 13 degrees cold, here in Southern Michigan.

Okay, I've started double blogging now. As you know the launch of Dairy Agenda Today will be on Monday the 2nd....and I've got a ladies blog on that website. So to have an archive of things on there, I've started blogging there too. It's very strange to blog in two places.

On this blog I feel like we're all family and I can just lay it all out there for you, but on that blog it's just not the same. I actually have to think about what I'm going to write! It's a great challenge for me, but so much fun as I get to write about women in dairying.

So, if any of you women or men have anything you think I should write about on that blog.....please let the flood gates open!

And you probably missed it but Amanda Nolz blogs for several things, one of which is World Dairy Diary...boy those two words are not easy to spell together....anyway, she wrote about this blog...she is such a sweet girl! I wish she lived closer so I could rub up against so much inspiration!

Well, better get over to the barn...I have to get chores done early so I can be on Rural Route Radio this morning...I wonder what Trent has on the agenda today?

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Anonymous said…
Thanks for mentioning the blog! Say, I'm an OFFICIAL freelance writer now! We will have to catch up soon! I'm liking your new blog by the way! Very cool! :)
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