Here is how we spend our Christmas mornings on our ranch. Calves and cows get feed first before us or presents are opened. :-) And in case you missed how our Christmas Eve Day went I'll recap. 
Woke up this morning, looked out the window to see the dead cat my dog killed last night. Got threw with chores at home and went to feed the fall pairs at Larry's only to break the bale unroller, while Chris is feeding them with the tractor, I go check the creep feeder only to see one bull has a broken pecker!!! The creep feeder was also empty. :) All before 11 am. Merry Christmas on a ranch!!! 
Today was much better. I've included a picture of the broken pecker for those that haven't seen one. 

It has snowed a few times already but between yesterday and today it is sure starting to feel a lot like winter and Christmas. It was very foggy yesterday all day and today it couldn't decide if it wanted to stay or go. The old saying is 90 days after a fog will be moisture - that means March 11th when the cows are calving like crazy around here we should have a good 'ole snowstorm. (Brad, you should mark it on your calendar to make plans to be here around that time.)

It was so pretty out today that I took the camera out with me this morning and snap a few quick pictures.