Ohiofarmgirl'sAdventuresinTheGoodLand-where ya been? whatcha been doin

[ohiofarmgirl]

we definitely have a lot of synergy, murphysranch.

we should have an offsite so we can do a deep dive into these issues and then prioritize our action items, while we determine our over-arching goals. can i do some color coded charts?

ha!

 

[freemotion]

I still think we need a color-coded chart of poo, to help newbies determine the level of crisis on their farmlets.

 

[ohiofarmgirl]

i'm on the job! ha!

 

[big brown horse]

HI OFG!

I've been keeping us as much as I can, just wanted to say hi and tell you ALL that you kept me smiling and even out right laughing when times were really bad.

I'll be popping in and out, mostly reading though b/c I can only "log on" on this dumb computer...

 

[ohiofarmgirl]

hi bbh!!!!!! hi baby!

wow you musta been feelin' my loves today.. i was thinking about you and sending you and that darlin' of yours tons and tons and tons of hugs and smiles!

 

[big brown horse]

Thanks! (Thanks to ALL of you!!)

(You know, she was the most popular kid in the hospital...I'm not the bragging type, but she stole everyone's heart.)

 

[freemotion]

Sally!!!!!

 

[colowyo0809]

he was too embarrassed to be with me. being "Mr." Ohiofarmgirl is a heavy, heavy yoke......

ha!

you should see him when i start yelling for him at the grocery store.....he turns and walks the OTHER way.
sheesh.

hahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mine does the same thing! its like they are embarrased or something! whats up with that?

 

[Farmfresh]

I have all of mine trained to come to a special whistle. When the kids were younger they could go around in the store together and shop but if I gave the whistle they had better beat a track to the checkout stand.

One time when my kids were still pretty young we went to a Walmart with their grandma. When it was time to go I gave the whistle. My youngest ran up to me and said, " MOM Please don't leave Grandma! I don't think she knows the whistle!"

 

[TanksHill]

A whistle, I should of thought of that. When my son was young I had him hanging on to the side of the cart. Then when dd was old enough she was on the other side. No pinching, pushing or bickering that way. Now when my 10 yo son goes to the grocery with me I find him unconsciously holding onto the side of the cart. The problem is he's such a big kid we can't make it down the aisle. Especially if someone is coming from the other direction. It's quite funny.