A gentle spirit...

Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another; even as Christ forgave you. Ephesians 4:32

Little things...

Enjoy the little things, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things!

Monday, January 21, 2008

Another loss at Arnold Acres

To those of you who were aware that I've been anxiously awaiting the arrival of a new calf, we lost it last Friday. My little Jill had a healthy bull that somehow got separated from her, all the way across the road into a completely different pasture. So what, a lot of people think, we lost a calf. My sorrow in this livestock business goes deeper than most people realize! Therefore, I'm adding this recent ordeal to my story (that I never could figure out how to link), and I've decided to blog my story from the beginning in sections; it is the foundation of the whole "barntales" idea. I apologize to those who have read the story, although I've done some minor editing since I last printed it. I hope the story creates a better understanding of how serious I take my job here in tending to the farm.

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The Bledsoe Family

The Bledsoe Family
(without Brennan and Blair)

Mama and Daddy

Mama and Daddy
Father's Day 2006

Daddy and me

Daddy and me
GA Cotton!

Mama and me

Mama and me
Bull delivery, March 2006 (COLD!!)

Beth, Tommy, and me

Beth, Tommy, and me
Easter 2004

Tommy and me

Tommy and me
In his office

Wendy and Alan

Wendy and Alan
First Christmas as the Woodrum's

Beth, Mama, Rachel, and me

Beth, Mama, Rachel, and me
Rachel's first snow!

Brennan, Blair, and me

Brennan, Blair, and me
Woodrum Wedding November 2005

The Arnold Family

The Arnold Family
Christmas 2003

Arnold's and Bledsoe's

Arnold's and Bledsoe's
Mom and Dad A., Mama and Daddy

Mom A. and me

Mom A. and me
Softball champs!

Danny, Rosie, Gordy, Sheri, Peter, Cindi, and Steve

Danny, Rosie, Gordy, Sheri, Peter, Cindi, and Steve
Danny's siblings

Bledsoe Farms

Bledsoe Farms
"The Land of Milk and Honey!"

Picking peanuts

Picking peanuts
"Straight-row Bledsoe"