Walking the Fence Line
Fixing fence is the one of the hardest jobs on a ranch. I no longer live on a ranch, but I do know what hard work is. Fences are everyone's concern, but nowadays,the "hole" is always your neighbor's side not your own. It used to be that you would respect your neighbor and mend the fence together. If their cows got in your field, a simple phone call resolved the problem. You might even saddle up your own horse and help them gather them up. We need more people who are willing to roll their sleeves up and fix the fence regardless of who your neighbor is.
There are people in this country who need to be reminded that a fence is like the way you should conduct your life. Your posts should be straight and neat. The wire needs to be stretched tight and your gate might be closed, but can still be easily opened. And most of all, we can all saddle
up together and ride the range, it won't matter if you have an Appaloosa, Quarter Horse or Thoroughbred. The cows still have to be gathered, fences have to be fixed, and the range is a wide open space of opportunity for us all.
Jelly Beans
Posted Sunday, October 28, 2012, at 10:19 AM
If you were to reach into a bag of plain old jelly beans, what color and flavor would you pick, and why?
Jelly Beans are straight sugar with artificial flavorings and color. I don't care, they make a great treat once in a while.
I pick out the black ones with the licorice flavor. They don't seem as sugary as the others do.
Sometimes it is just nice to think about something that gives us a simple pleasure such as choosing your favorite jelly bean from the candy bag.
I invite you to submit your favorite flavors with a comment or two.
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