4 H

The girls went to their 1st 4 H meeting Saturday night. We went out to Sandy Mush for a show clinic. By the end of the day I could tell you everything you wanted to know about chickens, sheep, and cows. What temperature they like their water, what is their favorite brand of soap, and how to give a sheep a crew cut. The girls had a blast. They really enjoyed meeting the kids and getting dirty. The leader of the group has a daughter who is 9 and her name is Jenna. By the end of the night you couldn't separate the 2 Jennas. Tori got to shave a T in the sheep and Sam got to learn how to blow dry a chicken. Things I never thought I would say. The people of Sandy Mush 4 H are great. Very nice and welcoming new people from outside their community. No one in our area does a live stock meeting so we will be going out their once a month to see what we can learn. They work with animals, do a lot of community service, and have lots of fun. I know Granny is looking down enjoying knowing that the girls are falling in her foot steps. I just can't picture her washing a chicken or clipping a cow...I know she did more of the sewing and cooking but that the neat part of the club it seems like they do it all. Head Heart Hands Health
But I can say these are the Bear's girls. We were coming down Leicester Hwy about 9:30 that night and a little voice from the back of the blue bus says...do you think the red sign is on? The red sign I said..Yes the Hot and Now sign. So I made a phone call and pulled up to the Krispy Cream drive thru to order the best. We eat a few, got some for breakfast for Sunday, and took a dozen to Ho & Bear. The steering wheel is a little sticky now from the ride home. Like Mother, like daughter, like grand daughter.