We woke up Saturday morning to cows in our yard that wasn't ours.
After finding who they belonged to it took most of the morning catching them and loading them up.
It was funny at first but as soon a the heat and humidity became extreme it quickly turned from fun to torture. After tearing up our fence we finally got the bull and the 6 little ones got away.
After being in the heat we needed to cool down and what better way to beat the heat then jumping straight into the pool. The girls went and took a dip immediately but unfortunately for the farmer and Rhett they still had water to check on and change over.
We spent the rest of the day here and I ain't mad about it
Waiting on our boys and sending them selfies
Since the beginning of summer Rhett has been going with his Daddy to the field everyday and I am a little saddened because I get to see him less. He makes every step Daddy makes and his mini me.
Each morning he has to see what his Daddy is wear and try to match him. It's precious I tell ya
This man right here
I seriously don't know how he does it: 12/15 hour days, 7 days a week in this heat.
I love him deeply and can't even begin to say enough words to express how thankful I am to have him in our lives. Not only is he a hard worker and gives 110% to whatever he does but also his brick wall heart once you break through you have his whole heart and nothing shy of it. #myBoo
Now all we need now is some of that rain we prayed away a month ago.
Life of a Farmer
