Still busy kicking cows out to the hills. We took a few days off during the wet weather, yes I am smart enough to come in out of the rain, and should finish today. Finished getting the renovator ready to go and when I am finished riding on the cows today will jump on the tractor and start renovating alfalfa fields. This kind of farming I don't mind because it's taking care of feed for the cows.
Still having all kinds of generator troubles but we have found the way to fix them. It seems like we load them up and take them to Billings they always start working so that there is nothing to fix so the last one to give us trouble we loaded it in the back of the pickup and drove it around a couple of hours then tried it and guess what? It worked fine. So to fix broken generators we will load them in the pickup and drive them around for a couple of hours. It seems to do the trick lately.
Otherwise everything goes on. A few calves still being born, grass growing (haven't seen that for a couple of years), cows grazing. Life's good.
The life in us is like the water in the river. It may rise this year higher than man has ever known it, and flood the parched uplands; even this may be the eventful year, which will drown out all our muskrats. Henry David Thoreau
Wednesday, April 13. 2005
Grass Growing
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Hey Sam, whatever works 
#1
Sam's sister
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2005-04-13 07:56
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Hey, it is cheaper than the gas to get to Billings and the repair bill! LOL
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Sam's Darling Wife
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2005-04-13 08:44
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Sam: Thanks for the validation. Since I don't have any mechanical skills, "waiting" has been my solution to most repair problems over the years. My wife thinks I'm crazy, even when it works. I'll have to point her to today's post. Thanks again!
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Ed Kemmick
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2005-04-13 09:39
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You're welcome. It usually doesn't work for me but lately it does. I don't know why for sure. The only thing I can think of is last time things worked like this for me was a wet year so maybe God is trying to tell me something. The hired man says it's the most optimistic he's ever heard me be.
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Sarpy Sam
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2005-04-13 19:09
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What ever works! At the price of fuel, even a ride is an investment!
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bonnie
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2005-04-13 13:01
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