Circle 25 Ranch

Happy Daughters Day to my two farm girls. While I would have been thankful with whatever God gave us, I truly believe I was made to be a girl dad.

“Fat Jimmy” is enjoying the sunset and on the prowl. This dude eats his weight in field mice!

Happy Birthday T-Diddy. You had what might be the greatest birthday weekend of all time... especially for an Aggie.

My sister and I had the privilege of driving Dad to College Station, where he was invited by the President of Texas A&M to her suite. They worked together for years, and she remains to this day one of his all-time favorite people in the world.

What an incredible way to celebrate a birthday.

Happy Birthday, Dad. We love you and appreciate everything you do for us.

’Em

Story time.

As I’ve mentioned multiple times, I’m not a “cat person.”

Guess who is? My wife and daughters.

So naturally, we have three OUTSIDE barn cats.

I’ll admit, they’ve grown on me. I haven’t seen a mouse around the barn in years, and I’ve personally witnessed these cats eat copperheads.

Still not a cat person… but at least they serve a purpose.

My favorite day of the week…The Lords Day.

The girls always wanted a horse… so we got Boogie, who basically thinks he’s a horned horse.

They wanted a swimming pool… so we got a bigger water trough.

It may not be exactly what they wanted, but they’re learning valuable life lessons: Compromise.

I call it creativity. The girls call it getting ripped off.
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When you decide to help pet-sit, but now you have to worry about getting spit on.

Fun facts about llamas:

• They usually don’t spit at humans unless they’re really frustrated or feel threatened. They save their spit-wads mostly for their fellow llamas.

• They can make excellent protection animals and are often used to guard sheep and goats from predators.

• They can run up to around 40 mph in short bursts.

• Unlike cattle or horses, llamas have two toes with soft, leathery pads that help them navigate rough terrain.