Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Christmas 2012
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Merry Christmas, John...
Bud is a doll and Ben seems so happy to have a (bovine) companion. We'll be following the updates. (Hope Carl isn't taking this bad.) Mr. Cain's a sweetheart. Hope he enjoyed his new "cell phone."
you have doubled the size of your herd, Merry Christmas JW
Merry Christmas John
Great two longhorns even more fun for you and all of us followers of your life!
B-boys on the range - hope it's a good Christmas all the way around in the Big BENd.
The warmth and companionship of two is a good thing. I laughed with sheer joy, bless Mr. Cain he solved two problems with one gift.
It is hard to build a herd with two neutered steers (grin).
Merry Christmas (end of the day)!
Even my son's pet prairie dog has a pet prairie dog. Doubling seems to be a good thing.
Dick Cain gives a gift of a wonderful dinner of Rocky Mountain Oysters, and John is letting them go to waste.
Waste not, want not.
Sorry, but I've tried Rocky Mountain Oysters....they creep me out and I can't enjoy them. Banding is much less intrusive than cutting and by the time it all drops off there are no oysters left.
So glad that Ben has someone to keep him company.
Merry, Merry John. God bless you and all that you do in 2013.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDz6lgDiCt8
So John,
I guess that means Jacksonville Texas is too freaky of a place for you to go visit? :-|
http://www.texastesticlefestival.com/about.html
Little Buddy, Little Brudder. Cool.
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