I always thought that Jim was a squared away, down to earth, kind of guy!! Boy was I wrong! Now I see that he can be as wild and crazy as the rest of us. Then the dup. That was the cherry on top!
When I was wee I was very sick for several weeks. I had a pet goat who got sick herself - probably from loneliness. Despite it being 65+ years ago I can still recall my mom’s reaction when Dad brought the goat into my bedroom for a visit. Worked though. We both recovered. Mom not so much.
One morning my wife left the kitchen door open as she rushed out with the kids to catch the school bus. When she returned our standard bred was in the kitchen eating the warm oatmeal that was still in the pan on the table. Fortunately he was situated so my wife could back him out. He did not leave any organic material in the kitchen.
My wife grew up on a dairy farm and one day brought her Holstein heifer into the house. When her mom told her to get that cow out of the kitchen my wife explained she just wanted to show the heifer where she lived. In VA we had the horses in the basement during an ice storm and had an ultrasound done on our Belgian in the basement due to wet weather.
A fellow I used to work for on a Morgan breeding farm was dying years ago. They had him on the sun porch, so he could see out, and it was clear he was nearing the end. The family decided they wanted to bring his favorite stallion in so he could say goodbye. Birdie did really well in the house, until he sat on the piano keyboard. That apparently brought some momentary chaos, but other than that, he was a gentleman.
If I would have done this any time on the farm my wife would have told me if I wanted any farm animals to be in the house I could just live in the barn with them. Great fun to watch!! Careful Jim. Thanks 😜.
WOW !!....Jim without his hat !! At least you've got more hair on top of your head than I do, Jim !! I thought it was quite fun to get Earl into the house - he's a lot bigger than I thought !! He looked totally confused and didn't seem to care too much for those yummy looking cinnamon buns prepared by Brenda !! Nice to see Abby there, too !!
That was great. Earl was so timed and gentle. I was wondering if a little accident would happen. Now Earl will go back to the barn and tell his other horse friends about the dark room and funny smells on the table. The table had this tiny cloth that he wished he could shake but the misses wouldn't let him. 😃
Jim: "It's starting to stink in here." LOL Thanks for the laugh, and God bless you, Earl (for being a pretty good boy, despite the manure drop, in a strange new situation) and Brenda. So funny! There's a picture my mom has of her brother before he shipped off to WWII of him in my grandma's kitchen on his Morgan, Red. Same big grin as you, Jim. Love it!
I road one of my western horses in our school. She was a perfect lady. The only bad thing was everyone was so surprised that no one got a picture of it. She was a wonderful cow horse. Could rope and sort cattle with her. I had a ball riding her through the halls. It was in the mid 70’s. No cell phones then. Thank You so much for sharing you videos for all of us to enjoy. Wonderful family. 😊😂
Reminds me of the time my yearling opened the gate and climbed 2 flights of wooden stairs up the outside of our business and another flight of stairs inside the building to our apartment upstairs. She wanted to see where I went after feeding her. I let her look around then backed her back down the one flight of stairs, and then walked he through the business to take her out the front door. I didn't like the odds of trying to get her back down those outside stairs. Curiosity satisfied she never tried the stairs again. She would just open the gate, stand at the stairs and bang on the bottom step and whinny for me when she wanted my company.
This family is SOOOOOO cool. How many households have fresh horse poop on the floor? And, how many families enjoy their lives as much as this family? ❤
That was awesome video I once woke up from sleep after working 3 rd shift with a mare starring at me, I was late feeding the horses and she came inside to see what was wrong lmbo,
Awesome. Your house has now been blessed. Its wonderful that you have that connection with your horses. Responsible follow up Jim. Worth a cinnabon. Made my day.
HAHAHAHA! I have done it once! With my Half Arab gelding, let him in the walk in basement, tiles/carpeted and I hollered for Mom that we have a visitor. Lo and behold, Mom saw my horse looking up at her from the bottom of the stairs and she insist to get the horse OUT of the house! As good natured Ranger was, didn't make a mess and quite please how calm he was! It was funny! I don't think I ever did it again after years of having horses, going inside the house. Earl is so cool and glad Jim cleaned up the floor!
The more I see Abby, and yes I watch her channel the more I realize she has a fantastic personality, and she seems to be a really fun person to be around !!!! Way to be young lady , you are beautiful !!!
Happy to see Jim is feeling better and showing his playful side! This was hilarious! 😂🤣 You did wash your hands didn’t you Jim before you ate the cinnamon bun? LOL 😜🤪
Farm boy, Hey finally someone mentioned The Cat! He just Had to go investigate Earl's deposit.🤣 (BTW, Puss has a sore right hind leg) Fun family! Thanks, Happy 2023!
Jim Just watched this again today To see your 4 legged best friend in your home At the meal table getting ready for the feed and eggs for breakfast Best family members forever
Thank you for sharing such a delightful video during these stressful times!!! We absolutely loved watching Earl, such a sweet gentle giant!!! ❤️ He's welcome to visit us in Virginia and make a deposit like he did in your house!! Good for the garden!! 😁
Good Morning Jim, You remind me of my great uncle who farmed milking cows. Hard working and dedicated to his operation. I LOVED seeing this fun side of you and your family. Your wife is a good sport! Abby - not weird at all - just playful and a little silly!!!
Been watching the channel for a long time. Always something new with this family. 2023 Working Horses with Jim Calendar just arrived at my home, and the pictures look great!
My mom used to leave the back door open to her bedroom. My appaloosa would come inside and look in her dresser mirror. She never knew what was messing with the mirror. We knew who did it but never told her.
My Dad and his brothers have done this with smaller animals but I'm darn sure what Jim did crossed their minds more than once. This is yet another reason I enjoy your channel. You churn up memories of better times. Brenda ... yer great. My Mom would have liked you. She used to run quick enough to catch me, so she might have been able to run in the fields with a camera. Kudos for fitness and humor. She made scratch Cinnamon Buns too and they NEVER lasted two days. And Jim, you and my Dad would have made a great pair ... hard work and humor. Abbey's spoiled for a husband 'similar' to you. :)
JIM! Thank you so much for absolutely making my day! This is exactly like something my brother would do to irritate our Dad. Did Earl take his shoes off before going in the house? 😅
Just finished watching a 6 part series on 1850 reinactment of farm life.Two guys and a gal.Very interesting. They had use of a Shire horse.They had to rebuild a trailer wooden tire.The hub was made of elm, spokes of oak and rim ash.Of course a metal rim fitted.Depicted how life was for my grandparents who on both sides English.
We lived in an old farmhouse and had a back room with the coat hooks, boot jacks, washer, etc. I had a garage attached. One day I was riding and had to use the bathroom. Since I was close to the house I led my horse into the garage, dropped the reins (she had been taught to stay when the reins were dropped), and ran in the house leaving the door to the back room open. My mom, who was afraid of horses, heard something and came to investigate. She was confronted by my horse (my mom was a little woman) who was investigating the cupboards in the back room! Fortunately when she screamed my name, I was close and got to the horse before my mother could take the broom to her.
OMGoodness…what a good sport you are Brenda. I just couldn’t believe the tag line but Jim certainly did it! All the horses are so beautiful and yes Earl did look huge in the house but he certainly did christen his visit🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂. I’m so excited to see Lady growing large with her baby and that day when she foals will be another big event on the farm. Can you just envision Ken or Buck…even Baron coming in the door for a quick visit? I think you might have a bit more of an issue I fear. Looking forward to the next chapter of Working Horses with Jim and his antics!!!:):):)
OMGosh! Jim!!! When I was young I did the same thing. My family had just built a new home. We were pretty conservative. My mom liked French provincial furniture. We ate from fine China & sterling silverware. Our table settings were beautiful on the holidays. We had new plushy carpets & here I suddenly stood with my drippy pony Honey. She was wet to the bone & it was in the middle of a storm. They didn’t build me a barn. She had to get dry & warm. I was NOT a happy camper. My collie dog was there with us too. Honey was a character with an adorable plus, plus, plus personality, was very well behaved & so was my dog. She didn’t leave a mess like yours. LOL. Looking back now, I think my mom was so in shock she didn’t even say anything. She just saw all of us standing in our puddles. They didn’t build us a barn.
My wife has picture of her pony in the house. She did not want to carry water out the barn so she brought the pony in and let it drink out of the bathtub. Mom and Dad did not find out until the film was developed.
OMG! I love it! I did this years ago with my first horse I had in Phoenix. I would take her in the front door through the house to the back door out to the yard. She did not leave a deposit.
I laughed my butt off..that was absolutely the best..other than the little 'present' what a well behaved youngster..THANK YOU FOR SHARING !!! ..as always prayers and blessings
You have started something now. My lhubby will want to bring our percheron in now. Brenda, you were such a good sport about the horse coming in the house
Earl is an exceptional horse, one who should have a seat at the kitchen table! Well, except for the manure. Jim you have a very understandable wife in Brenda. She does speak with authority and with good reason. Love the new color of merch!
I found this hilarious!! Jim said he wouldn't poop in the house? I would not have taken that bet. I know horses very well and especially in a different situation than he's ever been in. It was a sure thing he was going to relieve himself while in the house lol. I still love Jim's humor about this whole thing.
I always thought that Jim was a squared away, down to earth, kind of guy!! Boy was I wrong! Now I see that he can be as wild and crazy as the rest of us. Then the dup. That was the cherry on top!
Cherry 🍒 wrong kind of bomb shell. Lol
When I was wee I was very sick for several weeks. I had a pet goat who got sick herself - probably from loneliness. Despite it being 65+ years ago I can still recall my mom’s reaction when Dad brought the goat into my bedroom for a visit. Worked though. We both recovered. Mom not so much.
You’re right - Earl looks huge when he is in the house!! Can’t imagine what one of the Percherons would look like.
And then a 19hh+ Shire ....although width-wise even our females cant fit through normal doors. They couldnt make that turn
One morning my wife left the kitchen door open as she rushed out with the kids to catch the school bus. When she returned our standard bred was in the kitchen eating the warm oatmeal that was still in the pan on the table. Fortunately he was situated so my wife could back him out. He did not leave any organic material in the kitchen.
We brought our miniature Horse in the house, and he did a doo doo too, thanks for sharing this.🤣
My wife grew up on a dairy farm and one day brought her Holstein heifer into the house. When her mom told her to get that cow out of the kitchen my wife explained she just wanted to show the heifer where she lived.
In VA we had the horses in the basement during an ice storm and had an ultrasound done on our Belgian in the basement due to wet weather.
A fellow I used to work for on a Morgan breeding farm was dying years ago. They had him on the sun porch, so he could see out, and it was clear he was nearing the end. The family decided they wanted to bring his favorite stallion in so he could say goodbye. Birdie did really well in the house, until he sat on the piano keyboard. That apparently brought some momentary chaos, but other than that, he was a gentleman.
If I would have done this any time on the farm my wife would have told me if I wanted any farm animals to be in the house I could just live in the barn with them. Great fun to watch!! Careful Jim. Thanks 😜.
WOW !!....Jim without his hat !! At least you've got more hair on top of your head than I do, Jim !!
I thought it was quite fun to get Earl into the house - he's a lot bigger than I thought !! He looked totally confused and didn't seem to care too much for those yummy looking cinnamon buns prepared by Brenda !! Nice to see Abby there, too !!
That was great. Earl was so timed and gentle. I was wondering if a little accident would happen. Now Earl will go back to the barn and tell his other horse friends about the dark room and funny smells on the table. The table had this tiny cloth that he wished he could shake but the misses wouldn't let him. 😃
That cloth looks like a rattan mat, smelled like hay, and might have qualified as edible.
Jim: "It's starting to stink in here." LOL Thanks for the laugh, and God bless you, Earl (for being a pretty good boy, despite the manure drop, in a strange new situation) and Brenda. So funny! There's a picture my mom has of her brother before he shipped off to WWII of him in my grandma's kitchen on his Morgan, Red. Same big grin as you, Jim. Love it!
That is some fine horsemanship. The level of trust between Jim and the horses is one of a kind
Speaks pretty well for the floor joists also!!! 😳😝
Earl got nervous on the steps coming in. That’s why he had an accident. He’s beautiful.
I road one of my western horses in our school. She was a perfect lady. The only bad thing was everyone was so surprised that no one got a picture of it. She was a wonderful cow horse. Could rope and sort cattle with her. I had a ball riding her through the halls. It was in the mid 70’s. No cell phones then. Thank You so much for sharing you videos for all of us to enjoy. Wonderful family. 😊😂
"That's my broom" --- I started laughing so hard the dog came running to see what she missed.
No doubt the broom got a rinse off. It is clean dirt anyway.
Reminds me of the time my yearling opened the gate and climbed 2 flights of wooden stairs up the outside of our business and another flight of stairs inside the building to our apartment upstairs. She wanted to see where I went after feeding her. I let her look around then backed her back down the one flight of stairs, and then walked he through the business to take her out the front door. I didn't like the odds of trying to get her back down those outside stairs. Curiosity satisfied she never tried the stairs again. She would just open the gate, stand at the stairs and bang on the bottom step and whinny for me when she wanted my company.
LOL ❤
This family is SOOOOOO cool. How many households have fresh horse poop on the floor? And, how many families enjoy their lives as much as this family? ❤
I'm laughing my head off with Jim bringing Earl in means Jim is feeling better.
I saw the episode picture of Jim at the table and Earl and thought it was photoshopped. Ha. Next on the new episode of Morning coffee with horses.
thanks you made my day Earl and the family will make a great picture for you 2023 calendar
I love Jim bringing Earl in for coffee break❤❤❤❤
Great idea , Jim , you are brave , have fun , enjoy , stay safe !! That picture could go for the next calendar ?
Who knew Jim was a little daring and crazy? 😜
Wonderful example of what building a relationship can do between horse and human!
Those Cinnabons looked scrumptious!
Jim, I couldn’t stop laughing when you kept saying uh-oh with the mischievous grin on your face!! Earl was such a good boy in the house!!!
That was awesome video I once woke up from sleep after working 3 rd shift with a mare starring at me, I was late feeding the horses and she came inside to see what was wrong lmbo,
Awesome. Your house has now been blessed. Its wonderful that you have that connection with your horses. Responsible follow up Jim. Worth a cinnabon. Made my day.
And I thought I was the only one to do that, Thanks for making me feel a little more normal. Great video, thanks,
HAHAHAHA! I have done it once! With my Half Arab gelding, let him in the walk in basement, tiles/carpeted and I hollered for Mom that we have a visitor. Lo and behold, Mom saw my horse looking up at her from the bottom of the stairs and she insist to get the horse OUT of the house! As good natured Ranger was, didn't make a mess and quite please how calm he was! It was funny! I don't think I ever did it again after years of having horses, going inside the house. Earl is so cool and glad Jim cleaned up the floor!
That brought back memories of my Aunt Ann and her horse Duke, he would come to the kitchen window for a piece of toast in the morning. 👍🎅🏻
The more I see Abby, and yes I watch her channel the more I realize she has a fantastic personality, and she seems to be a really fun person to be around !!!! Way to be young lady , you are beautiful !!!
That’s a picture you will cherish forever.
now that tops it all. Earl was very calm. well my name is Earl also lol
Happy to see Jim is feeling better and showing his playful side! This was hilarious! 😂🤣 You did wash your hands didn’t you Jim before you ate the cinnamon bun? LOL 😜🤪
@ Patricia Wilhite I was wondering the same thing.
Brenda I'm a Brit and would be really happy if an Earl came to my home for lunch/dinner. But then the Earls over here are of course Aristocrats.
Did Jim get some of his medications mixed up?!?! (Ha!Ha!) The cat was probably thinking,.....yeah, they're gonna blame me for that!!!
Farm boy, Hey finally someone mentioned The Cat! He just Had to go investigate Earl's deposit.🤣
(BTW, Puss has a sore right hind leg)
Fun family! Thanks, Happy 2023!
I'm looking forward to the "How to House Train Your Draft Horse" addition to the playlists.😆
I love watching a drill and a dream channel... It's going to be gorgeous when you're done and definitely something to be proud of.
I loved the part where Brenda was telling Jim to put the horse away and clean up the mess before he would get coffee and a Cinnabon. LOL 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ok that is the best thing I’ve seen in a very long time!! Thank you for a great video!
Jim Just watched this again today To see your 4 legged best friend in your home At the meal table getting ready for the feed and eggs for breakfast Best family members forever
Thank you for sharing such a delightful video during these stressful times!!! We absolutely loved watching Earl, such a sweet gentle giant!!! ❤️ He's welcome to visit us in Virginia and make a deposit like he did in your house!! Good for the garden!! 😁
Love it!!! Perhaps he just got curious about your barn you've been in his many times... He he he
Good Morning Jim, You remind me of my great uncle who farmed milking cows. Hard working and dedicated to his operation. I LOVED seeing this fun side of you and your family. Your wife is a good sport! Abby - not weird at all - just playful and a little silly!!!
Been watching the channel for a long time. Always something new with this family.
2023 Working Horses with Jim Calendar just arrived at my home, and the pictures look great!
Fellowship with good friends is important.😊
Great video. That horse does trust you.
Just when ya think you’ve seen it all… lol.. this was wonderful!!! 💗
That horse sure trust you!
My mom used to leave the back door open to her bedroom. My appaloosa would come inside and look in her dresser mirror. She never knew what was messing with the mirror. We knew who did it but never told her.
My Dad and his brothers have done this with smaller animals but I'm darn sure what Jim did crossed their minds more than once.
This is yet another reason I enjoy your channel. You churn up memories of better times. Brenda ... yer great. My Mom would have liked you. She used to run quick enough to catch me, so she might have been able to run in the fields with a camera. Kudos for fitness and humor. She made scratch Cinnamon Buns too and they NEVER lasted two days. And Jim, you and my Dad would have made a great pair ... hard work and humor. Abbey's spoiled for a husband 'similar' to you. :)
JIM! Thank you so much for absolutely making my day! This is exactly like something my brother would do to irritate our Dad. Did Earl take his shoes off before going in the house? 😅
The colts have been barefooting it, so far...
Cool best thing for him. Now I have to try that
Earl is still a baby, not in work, no shoes.
"Earl, you want coffee?" LMAO
So cute and surprising
Naughty colt in the kitchen eating cinnamon buns!
Your videos are so real and funny!
Just finished watching a 6 part series on 1850 reinactment of farm life.Two guys and a gal.Very interesting.
They had use of a Shire horse.They had to rebuild a trailer wooden tire.The hub was made of elm, spokes of oak and rim ash.Of course a metal rim fitted.Depicted how life was for my grandparents who on both sides English.
You have the heart on the rigth place...greetings from east part of Gremany✌
This made my morning! Way to go, everyone!
You would think if Earl was going to be a house guest. He might at least take off his shoes . 🤣
Gives a whole new meaning to a piddle pad 🤣
We lived in an old farmhouse and had a back room with the coat hooks, boot jacks, washer, etc. I had a garage attached. One day I was riding and had to use the bathroom. Since I was close to the house I led my horse into the garage, dropped the reins (she had been taught to stay when the reins were dropped), and ran in the house leaving the door to the back room open. My mom, who was afraid of horses, heard something and came to investigate. She was confronted by my horse (my mom was a little woman) who was investigating the cupboards in the back room! Fortunately when she screamed my name, I was close and got to the horse before my mother could take the broom to her.
OMGoodness…what a good sport you are Brenda. I just couldn’t believe the tag line but Jim certainly did it! All the horses are so beautiful and yes Earl did look huge in the house but he certainly did christen his visit🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂. I’m so excited to see Lady growing large with her baby and that day when she foals will be another big event on the farm. Can you just envision Ken or Buck…even Baron coming in the door for a quick visit? I think you might have a bit more of an issue I fear. Looking forward to the next chapter of Working Horses with Jim and his antics!!!:):):)
This was the best thing I've watched in a while!!
Totally awesome that is totally awesome love to see this
That was awesome I'm sitting here smiling to myself thank you very much
LOL, LOL oh dear, how funny, sorry, Brenda for the mess, he meant well!!😁😄🤣😂
Seeing Jim with the horses and one in the house. May the Lord bless and protect you and your family
OMGosh! Jim!!! When I was young I did the same thing. My family had just built a new home. We were pretty conservative. My mom liked French provincial furniture. We ate from fine China & sterling silverware. Our table settings were beautiful on the holidays. We had new plushy carpets & here I suddenly stood with my drippy pony Honey. She was wet to the bone & it was in the middle of a storm. They didn’t build me a barn. She had to get dry & warm. I was NOT a happy camper. My collie dog was there with us too. Honey was a character with an adorable plus, plus, plus personality, was very well behaved & so was my dog. She didn’t leave a mess like yours. LOL. Looking back now, I think my mom was so in shock she didn’t even say anything. She just saw all of us standing in our puddles. They didn’t build us a barn.
Your family is so wonderful 😂
Hey Jim, Brenda, Earl, I just got my 2023 calendar today.
Abby, the new bay windows with a beautiful xmas tree displayed in side!!!
I was told my great uncle would bring the horses and calfs into the house in the dead of winter the love of the animals
My wife has picture of her pony in the house. She did not want to carry water out the barn so she brought the pony in and let it drink out of the bathtub. Mom and Dad did not find out until the film was developed.
When this video started I thought. It would serve you right Earl craps in the house.#called it. All right back to the story.
Well I never saw such a thing but hey lots of fun I reckon 😀
Love it!!
OMG! I love it! I did this years ago with my first horse I had in Phoenix. I would take her in the front door through the house to the back door out to the yard. She did not leave a deposit.
Abby, your channel is great too but the horse in the house,,,, top notch entertainment
I laughed my butt off..that was absolutely the best..other than the little 'present' what a well behaved youngster..THANK YOU FOR SHARING !!! ..as always prayers and blessings
This was soo funny😂😂😂!! And to see how TALL AND BIG he is is OMGOODNESS!! 🤣🤣🤣best one yet🎉🎉❤❤
...wow what a great laugh I had.. thank you for sharing I needed that
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😂 Jim has a silly side!
That was cool jim great job earl
that s my broom .. was hilarious ..you are all so relaxed and nice ...thank you.
The trust is amazing
Best clickbait I have seen all year❣️🎉😱 I so want an Earl in my condo!
LOVE HORSES WITH ALL MY HEART
Jim are sange de cal în vene ,îi iubește din tot sufletul ,
You have started something now. My lhubby will want to bring our percheron in now. Brenda, you were such a good sport about the horse coming in the house
Lol 😂. Love it. 👍✌️
Earl is an exceptional horse, one who should have a seat at the kitchen table! Well, except for the manure. Jim you have a very understandable wife in Brenda. She does speak with authority and with good reason. Love the new color of merch!
This is the best! Merry Christmas!
Well if you ever want to sell him. This is a great video that you can give it to the new prospective owners to show how gentle he is and unafraid
LMAO!!! Loved this post!!! Keep em coming
Earl is so Big... and he hasn't stopped growing yet! Ponder That!
I found this hilarious!! Jim said he wouldn't poop in the house? I would not have taken that bet. I know horses very well and especially in a different situation than he's ever been in. It was a sure thing he was going to relieve himself while in the house lol. I still love Jim's humor about this whole thing.
Oh he is a charming man and you ladies are lovely!
Love it!! If you're cold, they're cold!! There's a picture for the calendar!!
I would love a meet your cats video. This was tooo funny!
This is my favorite so far. I haven't had a horse in the house for at least 25 years! What a treat to see!!! Blessings to all
My sister had a red sorrel quarter horse that would come onto the back porch and stand there looking in the door window for my sister.