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Good morning, hello, and talk to ya later family! I speed read to catch up but now I am out the door for work. 
Have a good day and I will be back later!
Have a good day and I will be back later!
You and me both! I wasn't out here, but I remember seeing it on the news. I hope Georgia ain't getting hit too bad, I don't need to worry about my pops at a time like this.
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Musta been the same storm that hit us last night. We were in tornado warnings to the point that the phones and radios kept doing the EAS alert every like fifteen minutes to take cover immediately from 7ish till after 9.
However, nothing happened.
I know huh. Being from where I'm from, I just felt uneasy, like something was gonna happen. Just a storm though, apparently they've had some brutal hurricanes here, though they seemed to have stopped since I moved here hehe
Musta been the same storm that hit us last night. We were in tornado warnings to the point that the phones and radios kept doing the EAS alert every like fifteen minutes to take cover immediately from 7ish till after 9.
However, nothing happened.
I got an appt. set up next tuesday at the other doctors office in town to get bloodwork and a couple other things. Yay! Hubby has not been able to get to the hospital to get my records, but he is going to try to get the time today. The new doctors office could not believe that over this year the other doctors office did not do bloodwork on me. Lol So, hopefully nothing comes up and I can get to this appt. Hubby's work has been busy lately, and he has taken off so much already for my appointments.
I woke up last night to stabbing pains in my back, and my groin on right side hurting. My groin is still sensitive and hurting today. I just wish it would all stop. Its crazy to have so many symptoms on my right side. Hopefully when I get bloodwork done everything comes back normal. I am scared, because I do not want to have something really bad wrong with me... it sucks not knowing what is wrong. I am still hoping for a muscle issue
I woke up last night to stabbing pains in my back, and my groin on right side hurting. My groin is still sensitive and hurting today. I just wish it would all stop. Its crazy to have so many symptoms on my right side. Hopefully when I get bloodwork done everything comes back normal. I am scared, because I do not want to have something really bad wrong with me... it sucks not knowing what is wrong. I am still hoping for a muscle issue
Something's up, and they need to figure it out....don't make me come over there and smack people around!I got an appt. set up next tuesday at the other doctors office in town to get bloodwork and a couple other things. Yay! Hubby has not been able to get to the hospital to get my records, but he is going to try to get the time today. The new doctors office could not believe that over this year the other doctors office did not do bloodwork on me. Lol So, hopefully nothing comes up and I can get to this appt. Hubby's work has been busy lately, and he has taken off so much already for my appointments.
I woke up last night to stabbing pains in my back, and my groin on right side hurting. My groin is still sensitive and hurting today. I just wish it would all stop. Its crazy to have so many symptoms on my right side. Hopefully when I get bloodwork done everything comes back normal. I am scared, because I do not want to have something really bad wrong with me... it sucks not knowing what is wrong. I am still hoping for a muscle issue
Glad it wasn't worse! Some places just got nailed.Musta been the same storm that hit us last night. We were in tornado warnings to the point that the phones and radios kept doing the EAS alert every like fifteen minutes to take cover immediately from 7ish till after 9.
However, nothing happened.
I heard several people were killed in the storms. Sad.
We had an interesting morning today. Went out to milk and do morning chores, and while I had Cricket in the stanchion cleaning her up, a couple of guineas landed on the metal barn roof and then started sliding off, so they were scrabbling and flapping and it sounded like the whole damn flock of 'em was up there. Helen was in the cow stall with the door still open, and I hadn't locked Cricket in the headlock yet, but the calves were locked in their stall when it happened.
Naturally, the babies thought there was a calf-eating monster on the roof of the barn, and it was comin' through the roof to GET 'EM! So they both tried to escape. If it had just been one calf in the stall, there would have been a bit of panic, but no harm done, howEVER, Crissie was closest to the stall gate and she hit it hard, with Little John right behind her, trying to climb on her back and use her as a springboard to jump out, which caused Crissie to panic even more and climb up on TOP of the gate, at which point I briefly (for half a nanosecond) considered trying to push her back, but then I figured better her getting hurt than me, so I jumped back just as she popped not just the chain, but the whole freaking LATCH (and it's a heavy-duty latch) off the frame of the gate and the whole damned herd hightailed it for the pasture.
The latch was laying on the muddy floor with the screws and washers right next to it, one on each side, as they had been when they were attached to the TWO BY SIX freaking boards. The chain clasp was still attached to the latch. The rest of the chain was dangling from the stall's corner post... So Rich will be busy this afternoon fixing THAT. They even managed to splinter one of the big heavy boards in the process. Hopefully, he can fix that.
And all because two guineas (I'm sure it was a couple of the roosters, sparring) happened to land on the roof.
The good news is the girls, Cricket and Helen, were right in the middle of yummy treats when all the commotion started, so they came back pretty quick so they could finish their breakfast. I lost a little milk to Crissie nursing while they were all outside, but not too much. Once everyone came back in, it was all back to normal, like nothing had happened. Except the calf's stall gate is virtually destroyed.
But I love my cows, yes I do indeed. After we win the lottery, we're gonna re-do all the stuff in the cow barn in that 2" tubular steel stuff. I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be able to break that. Not 100% sure, but "pretty sure."
Sad.We had an interesting morning today. Went out to milk and do morning chores, and while I had Cricket in the stanchion cleaning her up, a couple of guineas landed on the metal barn roof and then started sliding off, so they were scrabbling and flapping and it sounded like the whole damn flock of 'em was up there. Helen was in the cow stall with the door still open, and I hadn't locked Cricket in the headlock yet, but the calves were locked in their stall when it happened.
Naturally, the babies thought there was a calf-eating monster on the roof of the barn, and it was comin' through the roof to GET 'EM! So they both tried to escape. If it had just been one calf in the stall, there would have been a bit of panic, but no harm done, howEVER, Crissie was closest to the stall gate and she hit it hard, with Little John right behind her, trying to climb on her back and use her as a springboard to jump out, which caused Crissie to panic even more and climb up on TOP of the gate, at which point I briefly (for half a nanosecond) considered trying to push her back, but then I figured better her getting hurt than me, so I jumped back just as she popped not just the chain, but the whole freaking LATCH (and it's a heavy-duty latch) off the frame of the gate and the whole damned herd hightailed it for the pasture.
The latch was laying on the muddy floor with the screws and washers right next to it, one on each side, as they had been when they were attached to the TWO BY SIX freaking boards. The chain clasp was still attached to the latch. The rest of the chain was dangling from the stall's corner post... So Rich will be busy this afternoon fixing THAT. They even managed to splinter one of the big heavy boards in the process. Hopefully, he can fix that.
And all because two guineas (I'm sure it was a couple of the roosters, sparring) happened to land on the roof.
The good news is the girls, Cricket and Helen, were right in the middle of yummy treats when all the commotion started, so they came back pretty quick so they could finish their breakfast. I lost a little milk to Crissie nursing while they were all outside, but not too much. Once everyone came back in, it was all back to normal, like nothing had happened. Except the calf's stall gate is virtually destroyed.
But I love my cows, yes I do indeed.
After we win the lottery, we're gonna re-do all the stuff in the cow barn in that 2" tubular steel stuff. I'm pretty sure they wouldn't be able to break that. Not 100% sure, but "pretty sure."
By the way, both calves were fine, and didn't get hurt.
Disclaimer: NO CALVES WERE INJURED IN THE MAKING OF THIS MILKBy the way, both calves were fine, and didn't get hurt.
Oh yeah meka, I know exactly what you mean, those two years I spent in broken arrow are still ingrained in my mind when it comes to tornadoes, two weeks before we move there, bixby got whacked back in the summer of 1980
His intestines finally woke up and they took out his ng tube last night. Back to clear liquids again. 
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