by Texas Homesteader~
Sunrise promises a brand new beginning. Thus is our mantra on the ranch: ‘Sunrises FOREVER!’
~TxH~
Wordless Wednesday: Sunrise – Promise Of A Brand New Day
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Calf Care – Trouble In Paradise
by Texas Homesteader
When we’re weaning calves we like to fenceline them when at all possible. This allows mama and baby to see each other and eases their anxiety during the weaning transition.
We typically bring the calves into the barn pen where we have pretty heavily-fortified fences to allow the mama and baby to see each other. But the fences are strong enough to keep baby separated.
Wordless Wednesday: Full Moon At Dusk
by Texas Homesteader
The full moon rises at sunset. Beautiful.
~TxH~
Wordless Wednesday: Sunrise Thru Feeder
by Texas Homesteader
In the stillness of the morning, my world awakes.
~TxH~
Wordless Wednesday: Beautiful Hereford Cows
by Texas Homesteader
It does a heart good to look out and see all of that red and white!
~TxH~
Wordless Wednesday: Pied Piper Ranching
by Texas Homesteader
When one of the cows learns to open the gate, the Pied Piper RancherMan leads them back into the pasture.
Wordless Wednesday: Foggy Sunrise
by Tammy Taylor
The moisture from the previous day’s light rainfall is now a thin layer of fog hovering the ground at sunrise. Beautiful.
~TxH~
Audio/Visual Advertising Bombardment
by Texas Homesteader
Is it just me, or has the audio level of the advertising sector gotten crazy?
Picture this: You’re cuddled on the couch watching a romantic movie with your Honey. And after only about 10-15 minutes of movie entertainment it’s time for the station to take an advertising break.
Has anyone else ever noticed the difference in volume level between that movie and a commercial for, say, a car dealership? The movie is at a comfortable listening level but the screaming salesman & flashing BUY NOW of the commercial is crazy.
RancherMan & I both race for the MUTE button on the remote control. It wouldn’t be so bad if they would just talk about their product. But it’s the loud way in which they do so that drives me bonkers.
