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***WARNING: PICTURES OF BABY COWS BEING BORN. COW JUICES AND BLOOD. EXPLCIT PICTURES. STOP READING/LOOKING IF YOU HAVE A QUEASY STOMACH***         Some days I think that it would have been quite lovely to be an intern … Continue reading →

That nice pretty snow, on those pretty mountains melts when the temps get above freezing. Imagine that. Science. Funny thing about warm temperatures, it makes the frozen creeks and rivers melt too. When you get all the run off from … Continue reading →

This kid is growing. It’s not like we didn’t expect it to happen. Babies grow. Puppies grow. Kids grow. It’s just that when you think about ten months, it seems so long. But it really isn’t. Just like three years … Continue reading →

No! Let’s not sing the “let it snow” song anymore. There’s actually a channel out of Billings, MT, that runs a local business commercial and the jingle is of people singing “Let it Snow”. And it still runs…today…I saw it … Continue reading →

We had three whole days without any snow. It was marvelous, glorious and the snow was melting everywhere. There were puddles to be jumped in.   Then we had more snow. A white out. It was nice….but not nice. All … Continue reading →

From Sunday afternoon (Feb. 2nd) to Friday morning (Feb. 7th), the girls of the family didn’t step outside, not one step, nada…of the door of the house. I opened the door for a total of two times…maybe. It opened in … Continue reading →

I’m sure you’re familiar with the movie. Excuse the language at the end.     We haven’t been killed off by the Indians. We are still around. We’ve been working hard on the two littlest people that live here, playing, … Continue reading →

Here’s a recap of some of the things that have been happening over Christmas. (My view when I came around the corner during the day on Christmas Eve.) The deer are still visiting. They found a honey hole. Those leaves … Continue reading →

Right before Christmas, some of the guys cleared some new snowfall off of the little road. They were using tractors and a loader. They pushed the snow into big piles right behind our house. Ruby and Clara had just got … Continue reading →

Since we’ve been married, we’ve not had a live Christmas tree. But since we are jumping feet first into this whole Wyoming life, we got a real tree this year. All we had to do was get an 8 dollar … Continue reading →