A few things of interest have been happening out in the Midwest, on our ranch. As seen, the purchase of a beautiful first gen Dodge. Known also as the most dependable pickup on the road. Some claim that they are the most economic also. This beast has the proper number of valves per cylinder and is not in the overpriced diesel program. That large load in the first picture weighs in at about 16k. In 170 miles she boasted over 10 mpg while holding 60-65.
In photo number 2 you can see the trailer is a trailer of a different sort.
Here, in photo number 3 you can see what was in the trailer. Below you can see it's companion (the other horse)
Landy was somewhat nervous about riding so I got on with him till he idled down some then kept him busy petting and kinda slid off. He enjoyed it, so that was good. I guess that's what happens when you get a true ranchers pickup- then comes the ranch. Still have a lot of training to do so we'll see how that goes.
Just a random update for all of our loyal customers. Mostly pictures for your enjoyment- or not, however you feel on that one. I guess this could be just advertising, trying to get some sticks in the mud to come visit... Now that I'm going down that line the thoughts keep on
a comin. Maybe I now speak of some of the owners of this MS&E INC. company. Course if a guy wanted to lure them some he'd have much more luck with some pictures of the coydogs. I hope you have a great day (for customers and non customers alike). Thanks for your business.
In other unrelated news, Sir Soggy the Coydog Slayer is now caught up to Fatty in the coydog department, and only 3 behind Ernie. The weapon used was the trusty Remington Model 700 chambered in .223 caliber firing 50 grain Hornady V-Max bullets. These are handloaded by Ernie, Fatty and Soggy. This combination of rifle and handloads has accounted for 4 of the 9 coydogs taken by the aforementioned trio. Here is a picture for evidence of this latest random act of violence and cruelty towards cute little puppies.
Debbie and I switched roles for the morning. I might like this. This is how it goes: Wake up when thing 2 does (crying/talking- looking for attention). Bring him down and feed him cereal. By the time he's done thing 1 is blowing air down the floor grate in his room. I go look up at him and tell him to come down and eat. I get him some bread, juice then get myself something and we eat together. Then change diapers (wet only!!). Take 2 pictures and off to the computer for the remainder of the morning. Easy I tell you.
Look at how happy thing 2 is...
And thing 1. Note the right hand waaaaaaaaaaaay out there. It's important to keep it outta the way still. A couple times he has slipped up and used it like normal but it's best if it don't get used. Kinda save on it a little.
Well here it is: This is a present from my dear sister Tweedle. She kindly sent me a little cake. Apparently Giggles made this cake, smeared a little paste on top to cover any and all imperfections. When he didn't trick Tweedle she says "Ahaahaa! I know Moldy just had a birthday". So she sends it out here- not even priority. Sergei was somehow involved too, but I'm not sure how. I saw his name on the note anyhow.
What happens next is quite notable. I open it, Landyn eats most of it and the rest of it ends up in the basement (see photo) Well I aint about to scrape it up from down there so naturally I take a picture and leave it. I do believe this to be natural??
Then the feeder hog takes a superfluous swig of my dew and belches contentedly (again see photo). Considering that this was the only cake I got for my special day I filed these actions in the rude column. I do note however, his activities were rather innocuous so I didn't deem any punishment as necessary.
Kolby, not wanting to be left out, thought he was rather handy with Landys computer. So, dear loyal followers, feel free to watch the video of the little guy. And with that I wish you a fine day.
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In photo number 2 you can see the trailer is a trailer of a different sort. 
Here, in photo number 3 you can see what was in the trailer. Below you can see it's companion (the other horse)
Landy was somewhat nervous about riding so I got on with him till he idled down some then kept him busy petting and kinda slid off. He enjoyed it, so that was good. I guess that's what happens when you get a true ranchers pickup- then comes the ranch. Still have a lot of training to do so we'll see how that goes.
