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Relaxing Day
Mar. 28th, 2005 06:09 amWe went to hubby's parent's farm yesterday. We had a nice Easter dinner and then we headed out to the hen house so I could see the new chicks his father got last week. They were so cute!! They were not yellow, but black, grey and white because they were called...black-barred...something. Anyway, I got to hold two of them and they were just peeping like mad! Awwww.
While we were in the henhouse, a black heifer became curious and walked over to see what we were doing. She moved so quietly that she had pressed her nose against my MIL before anyone realized she was there! When we started back to the house, she wasn't sure if she wanted to satisfy her curiousity or not as she would come close and then scamper away. There was another sort of golden colored heifer in the pen with the black one (they are being kept away from the herd because they are too young to be bred yet) and it was so funny to see them. At one point, my husband was walking along the path and he passed inbetween them and they scattered...and then immediately turned and came walking back. He held out his hands and while the golden one was skittish and shied away, the black one licked his hand and allowed him to pet her.
It was neat to see the animals and to visit with his folks.
After we came home, we finally watched "The Incredibles" which was really funny. We are going to watch the rest of the extras tonight after work.
That's all for now, gotta finish getting ready for work.
While we were in the henhouse, a black heifer became curious and walked over to see what we were doing. She moved so quietly that she had pressed her nose against my MIL before anyone realized she was there! When we started back to the house, she wasn't sure if she wanted to satisfy her curiousity or not as she would come close and then scamper away. There was another sort of golden colored heifer in the pen with the black one (they are being kept away from the herd because they are too young to be bred yet) and it was so funny to see them. At one point, my husband was walking along the path and he passed inbetween them and they scattered...and then immediately turned and came walking back. He held out his hands and while the golden one was skittish and shied away, the black one licked his hand and allowed him to pet her.
It was neat to see the animals and to visit with his folks.
After we came home, we finally watched "The Incredibles" which was really funny. We are going to watch the rest of the extras tonight after work.
That's all for now, gotta finish getting ready for work.
