Kamie quietly tucked into bed, Blake cooing, me enjoying
Sunday night. Then my phone started
ringing. Bronz’s ring. Since I didn’t answer he hollered up the stairs for me.
(What I realized later was that he called my phone, while holding it at the
bottom of the stairs…)
>sweet,nagging wife tone<
Could you puh-lease not call me when I’m
putting the kids down.
We’ve got a cow in
heat.
(Note: There’s just not a very delicate way to say that, now, is
there?)
>groan< I love
you (Someone crown me quick)
What that means, is
Bronz has to AI the said cow, so we can have a little calf without
keeping a bull around. If you need more info than that search engines await.
I grabbed a handful of chocolate chips, and a plaid
insulated shirt (have to have the uniform for the job.) Stuffed my sweats into
boots, which had their inaugural use under a white poofy dress with rice being
thrown at them. Let me tell you, they’ve seen a lot rougher stuff since.
Me: Aren’t you
glad you’ve got me to help you?
Him: Why don’t I help you, instead?
Me: Are you sure
you mean that?!
Him: Silence.
Me: I didn’t
think so.
Me: Well, I’ll
do just about anything as long as you like my sweats, cuz they’re super comfy. (No one's ever accused me of staying too close to the topic at hand.)
Me: How are we
going to go about this?
Him: Well, I’ve got an idea… It might be a
dumb idea…
Adeline was the girl we needed to ‘take care of’… She
happens to be my favorite, and is really tame. We herded her into the chute,
Holding Blake in one hand I pulled the lever to clamp her in. The cows are always fascinated by our babies,
so maybe he had a tranquilizing effect as well.
Whatever the case it went very smoothly and I didn’t have to point a
flashlight at nether regions, so happy girl here. We only had one cow get out, and we were in
the house by ten thirty. Not bad. Oh and I got a back and foot rub out of the deal. Not bad, not bad at all.
Aww... Can't wait to see our kids in white jeans in the show ring
this is hard for me to imagine...the Edith I knew didn't like to go outside and loved to read! way to go sister! you are a great wife!
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