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February 3, 2011

Little Emma & A First Time Dairy Farm Experience

The other day after Paige's gymnastics class, her friend and preschool classmate, Miss K. came over for a play date.  After having lunch and playing at the house for a while, the girls wanted to go down to visit the cows and calves. 

Visiting a dairy farm was a brand new experience for Miss K. and her Mom.  After changing into rubber boots, we headed down to the barns.

Paige couldn't wait to introduce Miss K. to Little Emma.  Emma is about a month old now and is doing better with the halter training.  She was really excited to see us when we walked into the barn.














My guess is that Emma was hoping for a few fingers to suck on.  In Paige's case, the entire hand.  But Paige was happy to oblige. 













After the calf barn, we headed over to Joey's pasture to say hi.  Scaredy Cow was close by and I was surprised that she didn't go trotting off right away this time.

Even though Miss K. wasn't into letting the calves lick her or give her gooey fingers, she had a great time and wants to come visit again. 

The conversation at preschool amongst Paige, Miss K. and all of their other friends and teachers will probably be an interesting one.  You never know what kids get out of 1st time experiences like this one until the next day when they share their story with their friends.



6 comments:

  1. It is so nice the children have the opportunity to visit your farm.

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  2. Kids can be so full of information at times. My daughters bus driver (kinderg) used to say "Amber tells me some very interesting things that happen at her house". I could only imagine what it might have been, she had a very active imagination at 5 years old.

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  3. So cute- I'm sure they all had a lovely time- Great photos!

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  4. Those first time farm memories will be something Miss K will be talking about for a lifetime. Paige is a darling little girl and such a genuine farm girl. Love it.
    Katie
    http://pinkepost.blogspot.com

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  5. this brings back memories of my time with my grand father in all the dairies he serviced.

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  6. @Pat, where did your grandfather live? So glad these are bringing back memories for you:)

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