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Waking up in a different state

It's a dreary day here on the Knolltop! The temp is dropping..when I arose this morning it was 47, now it's down to 35.

Bobby finally made it to Montana after spending a little time in Cincinnati, no, he wasn't a happy camper when he called. I'm sure I've mentioned before that he flies stand by..well that's great if you're me, a youngest and you don't have a care in the world about where you're going or what time you'll get there and you're more interested to see how many people you can meet and get to know. But when you're an oldest and you like to be in control of your destination....it's not so good.

He called this morning while standing in my sister's barn watching my brother-in-law milk his cows. I'm sure that was a trip, watching the man who crafts the most beautiful handmade cabinets, milking cows. I never would've imagined!

Meanwhile back at the ranch....or farmstead....the power went off in the middle of the night and I didn't get up until 5:20 am! I kept waking up during the night wondering why I was awake, worrying about why I, the one who sleeps through anything, was so stressed that I kept waking up. It turns out my body knew it was time to get up, but my clock said sleep!

At this point, the cows are milked, fed, bedded and I'm working, no slaving away in my office, existing on coffee and cigarettes, working on Dairy Agenda Today....oh I'm so excited about this launch on Monday! No, I don't smoke that was a joke!

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Anonymous said…
Does your brother in laws wife have a blog site? I always like to see dairy operations, thats why I love reading about you and the family farm. Keep up the good posts. Hope the weather warms soon for you, we have 72 here in Tampa right now.
Anonymous said…
Yes, Bobby got to PryorVu Country. We all woke up to about 5 inches of snow and 8 degrees. Sun is shining now and the day is really pretty. Sometime tonight the south wind will start to blow and the snow will disappear to the coulees. Nephews are all excited to see "Uncle Bobbie", especially Tom. I hope to take in some of the events tomorrow to see just what goes on since the weather at home won't be the best to try doing something outside. Temps are to be back in the 50's by Sunday. The garden seeds have all, almost, arrived for the big garden of "09. A fee added veggies for this year. Will try to feed a few more of the needy again this year.
Anonymous said…
Yes, Bobby got to PryorVu Country. We all woke up to about 5 inches of snow and 8 degrees. Sun is shining now and the day is really pretty. Sometime tonight the south wind will start to blow and the snow will disappear to the coulees. Nephews are all excited to see "Uncle Bobbie", especially Tom. I hope to take in some of the events tomorrow to see just what goes on since the weather at home won't be the best to try doing something outside. Temps are to be back in the 50's by Sunday. The garden seeds have all, almost, arrived for the big garden of "09. A few added veggies for this year. Will try to feed a few more of the needy again this year.
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