She needs a name. This was her as a cute little calf back in 2006:
She is adorable, I know. I am taking suggestions on a name for her....every cow needs a name, right? Only one entry per person is allowed. They must be received by Friday, October 1st at 5pm EST. I will pick the bestest name ATM (according to Me) and post my decision on Sunday. Bribes are accepted, but I cannot say if they will or will not affect my decision.....the risk is yours to take.
A little history about my cow. She is a dairy cow and was born January 23, 2006. She became part of the milking herd back in December 2007. She has had 3 calves, a male in November 2007, a female in November 2008 and a male last November. I am very curious as to whether she is pregnant now, as I have not yet 'met' her, so I do not know. However, I do know according to her mothly milk quality reports, there is no data for August and Sepember. This only means that she is not being milked right now. This coincides with last year when she was pregnant and there are no recent visits to the vet that suggest it is due to her not being healthy enough to milk.
That is all I know about my cow, so put your creative hats on and send me some names!
The winner will get some type of prize...a Scottish surprise, if you will.
Good Luck!
Ok, I'll go first.
ReplyDeleteWith ears like that, how about "Wingnut" ?
Glad you are having fun
The Keegans
Hi: I am sticking with Elizabeth. Michael
ReplyDeleteCaren has broken away from the Keegan entry and suggests "Mumzacau"
ReplyDeleteDave
cowabunga
ReplyDeleteokaaaaay, we have two more entries submitted via email to me. Cheri - Amelia, Millie for short. Amelia is an English derived word for 'Industrious, Striving' And Kelsey has put in her vote for Emily.
ReplyDeleteWe've got ourselves a full blown competition now....
BETSY.....SHORT FOR ELIZABETH, MY MIDDLE NAME,REALLY, MY FIRST, MY MOTHER CHANGED HER MIND, FORGOT TO CHANGE BIRTH CERTIFICATE...
ReplyDeleteMagdalene - after Mary Magdalene - Maggie for short. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Magdalene
ReplyDeleteErin, love the blog! Hearts or Hibernian?
Sean & Christina (aka the Arlington Hamiltons)
another vote has been cast! Bruce Hamilton is going for 'Beagan', which is Scottish for 'small'.
ReplyDeleteUncle Bob and Aunt Su Hamilton each submitted a vote prior to the closing bell... Bob thought Moo Moo Mia was a fit and Su went for Ponder (across the Pond-er..get it?)
ReplyDeletethanks guys