\t\t\t\tWhat do you do when you have a pregnant cow that’s breathing hard, falls to the ground, looks uncomfortable, and seems to be having contractions? Well, you assume she’s going into labor.<\/p>\n
My dear sweet rotund Emma has\u00a0about a month left before she gives us\u00a0a little gorgeous boy or girl\u2014according to our records (that may or may not be accurate). She looked a little, well, due<\/em> yesterday and so we went into a tizzy\u2014the news spreading like a head-to-toe farm rash. Ace and Karina hung about with cameras, farmhands kept an eye out, and everyone kept asking, “Anything yet?” Nothing compares to the excitement and sweetness of a newborn calf.<\/p>\n Royal pregnancies, Beyonce’s Blue Ivy … they don’t have a thing on our love of Jersey, cows<\/em> that is! Not Shore. Today, our Emma is fine again but no bundle of joy. Yet.<\/p>\n What do you do when you have a pregnant cow that’s breathing hard, falls to the ground, looks uncomfortable, and seems to be having contractions? Well, you assume she’s going into labor. My dear sweet rotund Emma has\u00a0about a month … Continue reading ![\"gift_gab-emma_pregers1\"](\"http:\/\/www.raisingjane.org\/journal\/wp-content\/uploads\/2013\/04\/gift_gab-emma_pregers1.jpg\")
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