Tuesday, October 31, 2006
I was standing in the kitchen this morning making pancakes when I overheard the twins bickering.
"It's MY turn to help Gramma clean out the spouting!"
"No, it's MY turn. You helped her yesterday!!"
They don't realize there are grown men who would be GLAD to "let" them clean out their spouting! HA HA.
Last evening, Paul and Josh went about 45 minutes northwest of us to pick up some walnuts which they ran through the huller this morning.
Blake got that tractor he was working on back together again. He was working on it till bedtime last night. He thinks he has that truck he was working on running smoothly again, also.
From the sounds of it, the whole troop is gearing up to take the herd of cows to a pasture down the road. Generally, taking the cows out takes one guy on the four wheeler, but we like to have a couple extra people involved when taking them to the pastures they're going to today.
~Colleen
"It's MY turn to help Gramma clean out the spouting!"
"No, it's MY turn. You helped her yesterday!!"
They don't realize there are grown men who would be GLAD to "let" them clean out their spouting! HA HA.
Last evening, Paul and Josh went about 45 minutes northwest of us to pick up some walnuts which they ran through the huller this morning.
Blake got that tractor he was working on back together again. He was working on it till bedtime last night. He thinks he has that truck he was working on running smoothly again, also.
From the sounds of it, the whole troop is gearing up to take the herd of cows to a pasture down the road. Generally, taking the cows out takes one guy on the four wheeler, but we like to have a couple extra people involved when taking them to the pastures they're going to today.
~Colleen
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