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Welcome to Rural Ris! I started this blog as a way to help educate others about agriculture. Along the way, this has expanded to include photography and communication services. I LOVE what I do, and am so passionate about it. Feel free to look around, and don’t hesitate to contact me!

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Perhaps the hardest part of owning a dog is saying good-bye. We knew it was coming. We knew it was the right thing to do. It doesn't make it any easier. Alec had to make the hard decision to let his buddy, Rex go today. After 15 years, there's definitely a hole left in our family's hearts. While we know Rex is no longer suffering, it still sucks. Alec said it best..."days like today make me never want to get another dog. It hurts too bad, but then I think, he gave me 15 years of joy...that's worth the pain."

There's no time to be bored in a world as beautiful as this. . . . . #scotland #isleofskye #sheep #scottish #wanderlust #travel #adventure

What? How has it really been 14 years for my Clara Bell? I was a 12 year old girl who was down in the dumps because my horse went lame at the show, and I had to scratch. We took Dice to the farrier and folks I bought him from to get him checked out. They also happened to have a litter of red heeler puppies. Somehow, one of those pups came home with me. Maybe my parents took pity on me, or maybe I'm just spoiled...whatever the reason, she was mine. Clara is definitely showing her age, and prefers sleeping in the ac to herding sheep and golf carts these days. I'm so thankful that Mom and Dad take such good care of her while I'm in NE. Somehow, I don't think apartment life would suit this farm dog. See you soon old girl, and Happy 14th Birthday!! #redheeler #australiancattledog #heeler #farmdog #seniordog #dog #pup #hbd

One of the things I love most about my job is my office, or maybe I should say offices (plural). Some days my office is in a pasture, answering phone calls while working stock. Other days, my office is my home with a desk purchased and assembled by Hubs and photos of family, friends and agriculture surrounding me. Yet, other days, my office is a coffee shop because sometimes, I just need a change of scenery. I thrive when my life has variety. Blame it on my Enneagram number--7. I've learned that I am most productive when I switch things up, and sometimes, for me, the way to get stuff done, is to change my office and create variety in my life. Thankfully, I have a job that allows that kind of flexibility. My husband on the other hand, is the complete opposite of me. He only works in his office away from home. That's what works for him. How do you work best--with variety or do you need that desk and designated office space? PS if you are interested in taking the Enneagram Test to see your personality type, I highly recommend it. I've taken a lot of personality tests in life, but this one is definitely the most insightful and helpful. #office #officeviews #entrepreneurlife #mseecreative #agriculture #coffee #work #communication #consulting #consultantlife #worklife #enneagram #enneagram7

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