While Dad and Grandpa were here, we went and did a little Civil War site seeing. We toured the Belmont home, went and saw the Battle of Franklin site, and then we went to the largest Confederate Cemetery in the country. It was a wonderful!!
Oh, and don't forget the porch sitting. We always seem to do a lot of that when my family comes..
Here is what Mr Collins looks like these days. He is looking very good, and smelling a lot less like death. His scabs are healing, his hair is coming back, and his cute little personality sure is coming out.
He loves to run the chicken coop and make the hens fly all around...
He also likes to have a stare off with the cows. Keep trying Mr Collins, maybe someday the 800 pound cows will tremble at your bark..
All is well at the Cottle Farm. I hate when family leaves, the house always seems so quiet... We miss you Dad and Grandpa.
Here is a picture I snapped today. Countess Yummy Tummy is laying on Betsy Joe's back. Isnt that sweet?
2 comments:
Glad you had such a fun time with your dad and grandpa. But don't worry too much over it being so quiet around there....I'll be there soon to make some noise.
Mr. Collins is coming around quite nicely. Poor little dude. He is probably so happy to have a good home and be on the mend.
Love, love, LOVE how Countess Yummy Tummy is laying on Betsy Joe's back. Classic. Hey - it's like a double double at In-And-Out!
What a great time. Thanks for posting the pictures! I know Grandpa and Dad loved their time on the farm.
Oh, sweet Mr. Collins. He looks so much better, and happier! He's gained weight, and his hair is coming in nicely. I can't see any way possible that you're going to let that cute little guy go to another home.
Those cows are awesome! See...they lay down. No such thing as "cow tipping"!!! However, for some real fun on the farm, try a snipe hunt!
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