Family Cow in your future?
February 12, 2009
I’m posting about family cow, Yea or Nay? at Women Not Dabbling in Normal today.
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Oh man, you are a little thing. So is that darling calf! At first I thought maybe this was Ruthless, but I think her hair is shorter. All that healthy lifestyle living looks good on both you and your animals. Gee whiz, I’m going to get off now and go start a diet.
I wish LOL!! Her hair is down to her waist, and that is her about 3 1/2 years ago. Let me know about the diet, I need one too!
Thats the way it was at our tiny farm when i was growing up. Except we didn’t make cheese. We churned butter. We had a beautiful Guernsey — she lived 17 years. When she got too old to be comfortable, the veterinarian came to our house – and dad dug a huge hole in the ground. The vet gave the old cow an IV solution and she died quickly and painlessly. One of the few times I saw my daddy cry.