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| Meriwether |
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| Forty four five |
Okay, for a learning experience, I am going to write my post twice. Once, in an attempt at Spanish, and once in English. Here goes!
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| Jemima's calf |
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| Cherish and Limerick |
Tenemos seis nuevo terneros! Primero, Jemima parido y tenia un nina, tambien lo hizo Cenicienta. Cenicienta's ternero es llama Rapunzel. Luego, Abrigar una esperanza parido y tenia un nino llama Limerick. En sabado, Jasmine y Amanda parido con un nino y un nina. La nina es llama Nefertiti. Ayer, Joann tenido un nino llama lindo. Y ahora, el fotos!
(Sorry about when it said child. It was s'posed to say boy. :p)
We have six new calves! First, Jemima calved and had a girl, as did Cinderella. Cinderella's calf is named Rapunzel. Later, Cherish calved and had a boy named Limerick. On Saturday, Jasmine and Amanda calved and had a boy and a girl. The girl is named Nefertiti. Yesterday, Joann had a boy named Cute. And now, the photos! (Oh! A couple new names-Rosemary's calf is Forty four-five, Erica's is Omicron, Jeanie's is Count Zenzindorf, Sal's is Felix, Emily's is μμ (mu mu in Greek), and Sherrill's is Paonia. *deep breath*)
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| Playin'! |
A few days ago Eve had a little girl who is named Caligo! =D
We interrupt this calving season with breaking news from the heifer's
pasture. High Rhulain, aged 2, was discovered by Farmer lodged in his
bale feeder at 2:51 this afternoon. Not-so-experts say she had been
there for some time. Farmer immediately called out the EMS (Emergency
Moo-moo Service) who set to work on freeing the cow. A mode of
operation was swiftly decided upon and the leader of emergency services
broke out the cutting torch, their best hope for freeing the forlorn
cow. After cutting through part of the railing around the feeder and the
bolts at the corner, the next question was the best way to release the
cow. Taking a moment to ponder the swiftest way out, the workers bent
down the loosed section of railing. I took very little urging to
convince the youthful cow to exit the feeder, which she did by rolling
over. A quick assessment by the 'medical' team as she trotted by, was
that, apart from a few scrapes, she was just fine. Reporting live from Kansas, this is Farm Girl, signing off.
