This Week
Moogie continues to grow. He still gets right up in my face and is very personable. He likes to play rodeo and we enjoy getting rowdy. He now responds to voice commands such as, “Moogie, get Alan!” He’s a smart one, it’s quite unusual for a calf to play on voice command.

Moogie
This week was the big homecoming football game in Huron. The playing fields are my next door neighbor; the sounds of coach whistles and the marching band are commonplace. The stadium was packed, and I enjoyed the game.

The Huron Tigers at play
Another memorable event this week was the customer appreciation dinner at the warehouse of the local seed dealer. As I was taking photos, Kayla (daughter of Garst dealer) asked me what I was doing. I said, “This is a party about seeds, yes?”
“Yeah - so why are you taking pictures.”
“It’s a party about seeds.”
She looked puzzled, I continued, “I’ve been to fundraisers, band parties, album release parties, wedding parties, birthday parties, but never a party about seeds.”
“Oh….” she thought about it and nodded. She took my arm and escorted me into the warehouse where I enjoyed food, fun, and at one point I was acknowledged for my contributions to the operation. I helped as a fill-in worker for a couple weeks this spring.

The Garst party gets started as the sun hits the horizon

Inside the warehouse, Mitch likes to wrestle - Brenda is a talker
All is well in South Dakota.

Moogie
This week was the big homecoming football game in Huron. The playing fields are my next door neighbor; the sounds of coach whistles and the marching band are commonplace. The stadium was packed, and I enjoyed the game.

The Huron Tigers at play
Another memorable event this week was the customer appreciation dinner at the warehouse of the local seed dealer. As I was taking photos, Kayla (daughter of Garst dealer) asked me what I was doing. I said, “This is a party about seeds, yes?”
“Yeah - so why are you taking pictures.”
“It’s a party about seeds.”
She looked puzzled, I continued, “I’ve been to fundraisers, band parties, album release parties, wedding parties, birthday parties, but never a party about seeds.”
“Oh….” she thought about it and nodded. She took my arm and escorted me into the warehouse where I enjoyed food, fun, and at one point I was acknowledged for my contributions to the operation. I helped as a fill-in worker for a couple weeks this spring.

The Garst party gets started as the sun hits the horizon

Inside the warehouse, Mitch likes to wrestle - Brenda is a talker
All is well in South Dakota.


