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JANUARY JOURNEY
No time to slow down but now I have this "grandma itis" to account for all my problems and being so slow.
The guys took another carload of bulls to Denver. They were thrilled to receive Grand Champion and enjoyed visiting with all the people who came by the carload. We also had TC Freedom 104 and TC Grid Topper 355 on display in the yards and many people stopped to see these bulls.
Following Denver it is time to fertility test, ultrasound and clip the bulls for the sale. Then there is the catalog to get typed and to the printers and finish up the picture taking. Plus we are just starting to calve…so it is busy busy right now. But it is great that each morning we can wake up and enjoy what we are doing – I wonder what percent of people hate going to work every day. The bulls are developing extremely well and the guys think they have the deepest set ever for the sale. Interest is good and the early Angus sales are off to a good start. Tavin is growing and we are doing our best to spoil him and Hannah. Hannah's yellow lab stayed with us when Tavin was in the hospital. Now every morning when he gets out of his kennel, he runs to our place for breakfast…he is getting spoiled also. It seems we all live at a fast pace and can always use a few more hours per day. Thus I leave you this month with… |
