Spring at last!

Spring officially arrived last week, but it's still been kind of nippy around here.

But at long last, a warm sunny day to go out and play! Time to smell the flowers and hopefully find a bit of nice, green grass to graze on. The brown hay of winter is starting to get a bit stale and we're ready for something fresh and new!

'Tis the season when the lights are up, the tinsel is glittering, the bells are jingling and the stores have been playing holiday music since Halloween.

But no matter which holiday you celebrate -- Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Festivus -- or even no holiday at all -- it's still a good time to consider being a bit kinder to fellow travelers on this Planet Earth because we're all in this together.

Moo.

An adventure overdue

Happy hay bales!

We're finally getting ready for a new adventure, one long overdue. This time it's a camping road trip to the Southwest and Southern California. Time to test out the gear and see what condition everything is in.

We're hoping to get to the Grand Canyon and Death Valley. Might even have time for Mojave Reserve.

Not a lot to graze on out in the desert, but there's salt licks a'plenty! 

Not so scary in the barn . . .

Halloween is coming and the frost is almost on the pumpkin. Lunch and Snack wonder: Should they eat it or carve it? Hmmmm......

Easter cows and friends

Lunch and Snack invited their Easter friends for brunch on Easter morning. First, the bunny peeps showed up. Then White Rabbit came but the party got started when little chick arrived with Reese's eggs. Mmmmmmm......peanut butter!

O Canada!

Hurrah! Alexandre Bilodeau wins the first Canadian Olympic gold medal on Canadian soil! This means a lot to Lunch since he is from Whistler, one of the venues of the 2010 Winter Olympics. Bilodeau, from Quebec, took gold in men's moguls at Cypress Mountain, just down the road from Lunch's hometown. He received 26.75 points out of a possible 30. And his jumps were awesome!

Moo-ey Holidays

We wish you all a very happy holiday season and the best of everything for 2010. May your grass always be green, sweet and tender. MOOooooo.