Tuesday, August 2

Daily Farm Photo: 8/2/05


Lucky Buddy Bear

17 comments:

  1. Hello
    I have just discovered your blog.
    I like your pictures.
    I like the way you changed radically your life. I like how you speak about your life in the farm.

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  2. Mijo,
    Thank you so much. Hello to you, too, and welcome to the farm!

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  3. Now that you have let the cat out of the bag, I am waiting very patiently for Hunky Farmer pin-up of the day.

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  4. Thanks, Clare! I think he's pretty darn cute myself, especially when he's upside down and hoping for a tummy rub.

    LOL Sam, I am cracking up. What's too funny is that I really do use the word "hunky"--that's what made Tana's comment so especially perfect (and why I couldn't resist leaving that response). I'll see what I can do. In the meantime, did you catch this one? Not a close-up, but do you get to see him in action. : )
    Daily Farm Photo 6/29/05
    Thanks for the laughs!

    P.S. For anyone who is wondering what this is all about, click here.

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  5. that's no good - he's got his shirt on

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  6. NO I WANT MY COWBOY PICS!!!!!!! LOL!
    *grin*


    and no I cant sleep grrrrrrr

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  7. Please Note:
    The Administrator of this site is unable to comment properly as she cannot stop laughing her ass off (not to worry; the donkey is fine).

    P.S. Okay, just settle down there, girls. Breathe, breathe. . .

    P.P.S. Talk about letting the cat out of the bag, Clare! : )

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  8. I love this photo. Could he be any cuter?

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  9. awww... so adorable. My cats do this sometimes. :)

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  10. I also want a pix of the hunky farmer you mentioned! Please please!

    The doggie is so cute, I can never resist them when they do that upside down pose of theirs and ask for a tummy rub.

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  11. Hi Leigh,
    Thanks so much. And yes, amazingly enough, he actually can be cuter. (Next time I will show him right side up.) Cute goes a long way around here! : )

    Hi Kristi,
    Thanks to you, too. Bear is a real sweetie (and a hard worker). One of my cats, Twin, used to literally live in that upside down position. She was rather, well, fat, and I think it was the most comfortable way for her to relax! It was pretty hysterical. You'd walk around the corner and there she'd be--all four paws straight up in the air, fast asleep. I always had to check to make sure she wasn't dead. She's slimmed down a bit, so she spends a lot of time upright now.

    Oh Boo,
    Not you, too!? You girls are going to get me in sooo much trouble! : )

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  13. No, Sam, I don't think that doggie is wearing a shirt. (Are we looking at different photos? Heh.)

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  14. What a cute picture Susan! It just reminded me of past weekends parental road trip (is that the term?), including some farmland experiences - will post about it soon.

    Looking at the photo I start regretting the fact that we live in the city center, where it is almost impossible (we both have to leave for work) to properly raise a dog and give it the space it needs...although we'd love to!!

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  15. Oh, Baby Bear!

    You have this cute thing down to a SCIENCE! Have you been sharing secrets with Troy? Your Auntie BB is on her way in October to rub that tummy and fill it with TONS of treats!
    BB

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  16. Hi,

    Stumbled upon your blog through a link in another. That is one cute and happy looking dog!!

    Cheers,
    -Makan Kings-

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