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Re: WHAT A BUMMER OF A WEEKEND
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Posted by Larry Ks on April 26, 2002 at 16:32:35 from (216.212.40.172):
In Reply to: WHAT A BUMMER OF A WEEKEND posted by BIG JOHN on April 26, 2002 at 13:24:22:
How far East in Ks are you??? I'm west of Emporia, and have 2 Cs....and a 42M. Ditto on the weather, I had some calves worked today, and I really debated on doing it today....tomorrow sounds worse, but we went ahead and worked them, I just hope it isn't too hard on them. The wind blew the top (lid) off one of my grain bins and I'm heading out to have my wife lift me up on the loader and put it back on, tomorrow is supposed to be really windy.....big time....But....all things considered....I'm just so happy spring is here, and the grass is growing like crazy, and the trees are leafing out, and I've got my junk to play with...what more could a guy want????? We've had about a 1/2 an inch of rain so far, and we really need it, the ponds around here are about 80% dry...we had virtually no moisture all winter (sure made feeding cattle nice this winter), so this rain is a god send....even if we have to have some stormy weather with it....
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