Thankful Thursday. Thirsty Three Times Think Thickish

[MarkJr]

 

[The Moonshiner]

Overy already does.

Lol, now you're gonna educate me about Overo?

 

[MarkJr]

Lol, now you're gonna educate me about Overo?

All I know is she said she doesn't leave home without her beaver.

 

[RoosterML]

Because the Rev told you to?

For sure

 

[Kiki]

@The Moonshiner ..... the pack would be right up your alley peeps dressing their dogs in clothes

Where is she?


@EverythingDucks Where are you?

 

[The Moonshiner]

Where is she?

Being mommy

 

[MarkJr]

 

[NanaKat]

@NanaKat
@CindyinSD
We moved over here.

Thank you.
Been a busy week....but a lot for which to be thankful.
Heart monitor....again. Prepping chickens for a show.

Some lunatic set fire to our pasture on the west gravel road while winds were reaching gusts of 50 miles per hour.
Winds were blowing the flames toward our rent house and one of our stock piles of round bales of hay.
We were in Shawnee 20 minutes away when a neighbor called us. Another neighbor drove his feed truck to the nearest pasture of cows and led the cows to a pasture further from the fire.
Fortunately 3 local/surrounding fire departments with pumper trucks responded and were able to squelch the fire and stayed a while to put out hotspots in the wooded areas.
We lost about 30 acres of winter grazing.


Silver lining...won't have to mow under the many pecan trees in order to pick up the pecans. Just need to use a rake. The nuts are falling now.

 

[Conan]

Thank you.
Been a busy week....but a lot for which to be thankful.
Heart monitor....again. Prepping chickens for a show.

Some lunatic set fire to our pasture on the west gravel road while winds were reaching gusts of 50 miles per hour.
Winds were blowing the flames toward our rent house and one of our stock piles of round bales of hay.
We were in Shawnee 20 minutes away when a neighbor called us. Another neighbor drove his feed truck to the nearest pasture of cows and led the cows to a pasture further from the fire.
Fortunately 3 local/surrounding fire departments with pumper trucks responded and were able to squelch the fire and stayed a while to put out hotspots in the wooded areas.
We lost about 30 acres of winter grazing.
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Silver lining...won't have to mow under the many pecan trees in order to pick up the pecans. Just need to use a rake. The nuts are falling now.

Ridiculous! Do you know who did this?

 

[Kiki]

Thank you.
Been a busy week....but a lot for which to be thankful.
Heart monitor....again. Prepping chickens for a show.

Some lunatic set fire to our pasture on the west gravel road while winds were reaching gusts of 50 miles per hour.
Winds were blowing the flames toward our rent house and one of our stock piles of round bales of hay.
We were in Shawnee 20 minutes away when a neighbor called us. Another neighbor drove his feed truck to the nearest pasture of cows and led the cows to a pasture further from the fire.
Fortunately 3 local/surrounding fire departments with pumper trucks responded and were able to squelch the fire and stayed a while to put out hotspots in the wooded areas.
We lost about 30 acres of winter grazing.
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Silver lining...won't have to mow under the many pecan trees in order to pick up the pecans. Just need to use a rake. The nuts are falling now.

HOLY SHIZZLE STICKS!

Oh my goodness Nan.