Happy Birthday to me, I have alot more hair now.

Tammy and I came home through Strasburg and couldn't get through E Hwy., tried to find alternate route but we got lost, every road was block by high water, we found our way back to E and decide to go through. It wasn't fast moving water and we saw 2 trucks cross. The cows in the field thought we had come to feed them and came running.

Had to pickup hay before it rained. I picked up about 225 bales. T & Wy helped a little and Dad came and saved the day, he drove the tractor Tuesday so I could pick it up. Got most picked up before it rained. No one wants wet hay. Lulu was the hay supervisor, Lucy only helped Monday evening. I will get an after picture later. I rolled my ankle on the start of the second day first load out by myself. Now the dogs and I can walk the field again. It rained more than 3 inches last night.

Growing like weeds, 15 guinea keets. They need to start eating bugs very soon.

This is for my friend Kim who loves pretty skies. They were beautiful coming home from Harrisonville last night. The sprinkler over the corn field was even better. I could have taken pictures all night.

Josh just loves Lucy. Olive went outside for the first time since the injury, she was glad to sleep in at night.

5 Aurcauna chicks and 16 Guinea Keets arrived this morning. I picked them up a 6:45 am at the back door of the post office. I just love small towns. Pictures of the keets to come. The Chicks names are Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday. Not sure why but easy to remember.

Olive got the pin removed and is feeling really good. It's been hard keeping her down, she want to go outside really bad. Maybe this weekend, it makes me nervous. She's such a good and brave little cat.

Very pretty Missouri COnservation lake not to far from may house.

Josh follows Lucy to join up with Lulu on the other side of the car. He just loves the dogs and wants to be one of them.

Dad enjoyed his day by reading the paper and then we all showed up.

I got picture's of everybody but Suzie, she was busy going from table to table.

T & Wy and I went to Holden lake to fish, didn't caught anything but lost all of our bait from the little fish.

Dad's new goat Nelda, is a Boer/Kiko meat goat born in November. She's very sweet but not a bottle baby. She not needy like the others. Myrtle's belly is but that's about it. All the goat have just about cleaned out the weeds and trimmed the trees.