Country Chicken Girl

Friday, July 29, 2011

I *knew* I Heard Something!

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Last night I was laying in bed waiting for my alarm to go off at 1 am. I had my alarm set for 1 am because we had just got a new batch of c...
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Thursday, July 21, 2011

Sorry Kid-o, But You Are Off the Team

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Yesterday, one of the heifers (as in a girl cow who has not had a baby yet) made a very bad decision that got her kicked off the Open A Bar ...
Friday, July 15, 2011

Open House!

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In order to catch you up on the goings on around here this summer, I need to tell you about the Open House that we had here on the ranch on ...
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Yes, I am still alive...

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Egads, it has been for-ev-er since I last blogged. Some of you are probably thinking I have fallen off the edge of the earth. Well, that i...
Thursday, June 23, 2011

The Robins: They've Hatched!

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Oh my gosh... I am so far behind on my blogging. We get SO BUSY this time of year that it seems like I never have any spare time on my han...
Friday, June 3, 2011

Two Things You Might Like to Know About Dan the Man

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Thing Number One: One sure way to get him out of bed early in the morning is to say... "The cows are out." He jumps out of bed l...
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Thursday, June 2, 2011

Lark Buntings

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We seem to have an unusual number of Lark Buntings here at the ranch this year. Don't I sound so smart knowing the names of some of the...
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Kathi Manville
I grew up in a small Western Nebraska town, Mitchell. My stepfather was a piano tuner and my mother was a legal secretary. I feel like I grew up under normal circumstances, what ever normal is! I have lived several places and have held many different occupations from my first job, working at a doggie grooming salon, to fast food joints, waitressing at a country club to family diners, ski lift operator, administrative assistant, restaurant manager, piano tuner, bank teller, para for SPED kids in junior high school, construction worker, to my husband's hired hand. My husband and I married in 1996 and have four boys. Nick who is currently stationed at Cannon Air Force Base in New Mexico, serving our country in the United States Airforce, Colton who is currently attending South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, Chris who lives in Kearney and works for Charter Communications and finally Skyler who is a senior at Morrill High School. We own and operate our own family run business, Open A Bar 2 Ranch, LLC which is an all natural beef operation and a pastured poultry operation.
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