At home on the range the first vet school exam is in the books!!!! It was a whirlwind of bones, bones, and more bones but it is done! Lately my days have been looking a lot like this:
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| Who knew there were parts to bones, and so many holes????? |
But fortunately, our weekend looked like this:
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| We even had some rain!! |
After going to the KSU football game with my parents, we headed down to Colin's parent's for the Labor Day weekend. We had a busy weekend of picking up irrigation pipe, weaning off our calves, and celebrating the long weekend at the Logan Labor Day Fireworks.
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| Letting the cows back into the pasture after weaning off the calves. |
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| Apparently tall sunflowers mean a rough winter is ahead. |
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| Some fencing adjustments had to be made before the cows got a little overly anxious. |
We even found some time to take some pictures. Late summer on the farm is always a treat, you never know what you are going to find. You may find a Houdini of a calf (he was too elusive...hence why he has no picture below) who can't seem to stay in the lot, you might find a cow who thinks she is quite superior...even to those who feed her, you may find a goofy husband, or you might just find an orange kitten.
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| She has a slight sense of entitlement.... |
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| He has a slightly larger sense of humor.... |
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| And this an orange kitten. He will not let me pick him up. |
Either way, enjoy your weekend from Colin, the kitten, the bossy mama cow, the elusive calf, and myself all at home on the range.
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