Month: November 2022

Yesterday I started telling of the story about a prominent cattleman in the Omaha area that donated resources, a vision, and ultimately belief into the young men that traversed through the Omaha Home for Boys.

It has often been said that every youth is just one caring adult away from being a success story. I think that this statement is 1000% true. I bet we can all think of caring adults from our youth that inspired us or cheered us on to success. Many of them may have been anchored in one of the many wonderful youth organizations in country.

These dry and mild temperatures allowed us plenty of hours doing cattle work. We all broke away, in different directions, on black Friday. My husband followed our steers to market at the only Black Friday sale he would ever step in to. Thanks to Burwell Livestock team for marketing our steers!

I hope you enjoyed your holiday meal with your family and friends. If you are the grocery shopper of your home, there is no doubt that you have noticed that a $100 grocery shopping trip sure doesn’t fill the cart anymore.

Whether your celebration is big or like ours, small, the spirit of the day remains the same. It is a day to reflect and give thanks for all of our blessings big and small. It is a day to look up and look forward. It is a day to observe a certain changing of the seasons. That may be literal and for some it may be spiritual or dealing with things unseen.