I had taken photos and a movie of a calf being born the other evening, but it turned out too dark to share with you. That was Spock. I guess since I “thought” about sharing it… you would all know who I was talking about! Duh. So, sorry about that! But here he is… in…
Identity Theft – Wyoming Style
Since I’ve asked for questions for my next Q&A session… I received one that deserves its own entire post! Plus, this has happened recently, and I wasn’t there to document the process, so once again I’m going to bring back to life an old post! Carole asked: “Since you have a heifer who lost her…
Minute Movie: “Joy”
This little calf… less than 12 hours old… is trying out her new legs! Still unsteady at a standstill, she’s trying and succeeding at bucking and playing! What joy! Joy from Carol Greet on Vimeo. **** Post your questions for my next Q&A session in the comment section!
Right and Left
Babies right and left… **** It’s a new month! Time for another Q&A session! Gotta question for me??? Ask away!
Great Plan
Ha! You guys cracked me up with your comments on yesterday’s Wordless Wednesday! Actually, I needed that laughter… you see, just about the time I finished Tuesday’s post and then crawled into bed, the phone rang. The heifer Daniel and I calved out… and I took the too-dark video of the birth for you which…
Tonight!
The guys had to go to town to talk to the accountant, and seeing as how my brain fogs up as soon as someone says “accountant”, I volunteered to stay and check the heifers. It was a nice, sunny day… and honestly, it’s the kind of day where I really miss checking the heifers! Sure…
Not Tonight
My father-in-law recorded -31˚ last night. We skated by with only -17˚. Shows what living closer to the creek will do for you in winter! As a result, we kept a closer eye on the heifers… they can go at any time, although they should wait just a bit longer! I was ready to crawl…
We Are Here
There is a heaviness, no, a solemnity, about new fallen snow. Glaringly white, made tolerable by squinting even with sunglasses, it lays quietly across fields and fences. Character lines around my eyes can be blamed on this brilliance, more exist now than ever before. The exurberant sense of new exploration fights against the sobering blanket. …