The Ramblings of a Saturday Morning

Hello Peeps!
Sorry I haven't posted in a while I have been very distracted looking for colleges and a job for the summer. Neither of which I have found by the way. Also I'm looking for a new phone which I found I just can't afford. Which leads me back to the job...My ideal summer job would be working for Starbucks because I love the smell of coffee, the sound of making coffee, the sweet-bittery taste of fresh made coffee...maybe I love coffee a little too much. So I'm trying to apply for a Starbucks job but I don't know when I can start because I live in a very small little town that doesn't have a Starbucks or really anything like that so I would need to move to a different town to work and I still need to find a place to live, which I can't afford because I don't have a job and I can't get a job because I can't move and if I can't move and then get a job (or the other way around) I can't go to college. Is anyone confused yet? Oh but on the plus side I have decided to start working out. I found a very good looking workout thing that I can do at my house (because we don't have a gym here) and it is a 21-day plan thing that I am going to start today. Maybe. If I can get enough energy. Well my mom called us to breakfast and it smells like pancakes, and I love the smell of pancakes and the taste of pancakes all bready and sweet with maple syrup on top....okay okay I'm done now.

Hey everyone!
Sorry I haven't posted in a while but I've been in Missouri with my family because my grandpa died. But interesting story. While I was there I got my first tick! It was so disgusting!! Apparently if you get a Q-Tip and dip it in Tee Tree Oil and rub it around the tick then it will actually pull itself out! And it worked...I got to watch this tiny little tick pull itself out :( it was disgusting!! But I don't have any pictures yet I will post some later. But now I'm super tired so I will post more later.

Cows

Yesterday I went out with my grandpa to help him water his cows and a couple of them had just recently given birth so we were checking on the new calves to make sure they were okay. We found one of them pretty quickly and it just lay there in the grass and it even let me pet it! Apparently baby cows are as soft as they look :) Then we had to go on a 30 minute trek through the field to find the other calf because it was lost. Through all this I was trying to take pictures of the cows and the field and trying to keep my hair out of my face, and trying to NOT step in cow poop which was all over the field...

I did manage to learn a couple things from my trek though:

1. Don't go trekking through a field full of cow poop while trying to take pictures of cows and keep the hair out of face

2. I need new shoes...