She's happier than a California cow!
The late babies line up.
Everybody tries a bite,
The Boss checks the boundaries,
and the pig out begins.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Done, Finished, Completed...
Ahhhh, we said. Mmmm, the cattle said, as they checked out their new addition. It wasn't a big plate we added to the menu but it's the greenest plate we have in this valley. Still no rain but we'll dine on green grass for a few days. I, for one, am glad it's over, now for the other fifty acres that need fencing...
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That looks very lush and the cows look happy. That's a job well done and you should feel very satisfied.
If they are anything like some of the livestock we've had over the years they'll soon be trying to break out--just for the hell of it--as animals do!
Just goes to show ya, all the 'happy cows' aren't in California.
Even after the deluge yesterday we are still brown as burnt toast. Hopefully a little sunshine upon the wet ground will change that.
You have a blessed day my friend!
We finally got some rain yesterday and the day before.
Well yes indeed they do seem very happy cows, look healthy too, I know that pleases you, hugs and blessings
Beautiful new pasture...
I love the view of the cattle. I sure miss mine but not all the work and I know what it takes. Have a great day and dont work to hard.
8)
Great looking grass. Hope you get some rain soon. :)
Those happy california cows btw were filmed in New Zealand. There a small kerfuffle about state paid ads being filmed out of state right now.
Yep...that looks yummy and green indeed! And those cows definitely look happier than cows from California...lol!!! I didn' know that you have that commercial in Arkansa too. : )
She's prettier than a California cow, too.
I've often wondered how happy a California cow really is? Is that first cow sticking its tongue out at you? :)
Be cool my friend :D
Jules @ Trying To Get Over The Rainbow
That shoild keep them happy for a while.
They sure do look happy! And you're right, exactly how happy CAN a cow be from California?
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