Monday, December 5

Daily Farm Photo: 12/5/05


Help! These guys are driving me nuts!

A brief Uncle Dan update coming soon.

8 comments:

  1. Good morning Kat,
    Oh geez, I thought it was bad that I could hear him in the house. But all the way in New Hampshire? I can believe it, though. He is really loud! : )

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  2. Poor Dan, they all ganged up on him!

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  3. I guess you have to be a big old braying ass to get some attention 'round here.
    Subdued and tasteful (not tasty..no, tasteful) poultry types can look very attractive with sensitive photographic treatment, you know.

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  4. This donkey is very cute. I love those lovely and sweet animals!

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  5. He's precious. Dan reminds me of Wooly, the french mule who lives right behind me. Wooly loves to bray early in the morning and beg for carrrots whenever I'm in the backyard.

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  6. Oh boy, poor Dan he really looks desperate. I can lipread: "get them out of heeeere".

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  7. dan says... lets have more excitement hahaha... no donkeys here and outside athens some donkeys are very much abused. sad!

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  8. I want a donkey.

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