Bulls, Boys, and Blessings

Guest Blog: How Thelma and Louise came to be By: Kris Hubbard & Kim Cole

Julia Jacobsen

Guest Blog: How Thelma and Louise came to be  By: Kris Hubbard & Kim Cole

While I was on the phone I noticed the policeman who had been manning the road block was driving off. He had left a volunteer in his place. We slowly approached the roadblock on the wrong side of the road, as to look as though we were going to stop and ask a question. The volunteer glanced in our direction and continued his conversation with the first car in line. We fully believe he thought we were going to stop! However…I PUNCHED it! Kim and I both screamed as we went flying out of town!

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Small Town Mentality

Julia Jacobsen

Do you remember the first event you attended after high school where you bumped into other bi-county kids?  For me it was my first college party.  I recall going to it with my neighbors from my apartment complex.  I was lucky enough to live above a group of kids who grew up similar to the way I did.  All rural with Ag backgrounds, it was the first time I think it dawned on me that Washington soil wasn’t meant to grow wheat on every available inch.

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Our 2 year olds first X-Box

Julia Jacobsen

Our 2 year olds first X-Box

I fulfilled a rain check on an offer to watch a family members kids recently.  It just so happened that it was on Cass’s birthday. Cass just turned 2. For those of you just tuning in, we have 3 boys ages 18, 16 and 2.  That last sentence makes for some good blogging right there but this little share is not about any of that.  I could tell my family member felt like they were intruding on a big shin dig which I reminded him that if we HAD planned a party at all we would have invited his family but...

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What is Grandpa? Everything.

Julia Jacobsen

What is Grandpa? Everything.

I woke up the other morning with my dad on my mind.  My dad passed away when I was 21 and it occurred to me that morning waking up that sometime this year I will have been without my dad as long as I had him. I was barely awake and had instant tears.

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Vegan Protesters Inspire Cattle Rancher

Julia Jacobsen

Vegan Protesters Inspire Cattle Rancher

I know very little about a group of protesters that were planning to come to my local Stockyards to “bare witness” to the livestock being sold at the next sale day. An event near me popped up in my Facebook feed called “Cow Vigil” and I thought it was a joke. I clicked on it thinking there was a punch line somewhere but it really was a group of people planning to hold a vigil for cows at my local Stockyards. The plan was to meet in the parking lot of a business down the street and gave details to be...

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