Sunday, October 1

Daily Farm Photo: 10/1/06


He Looks More Like A Bodyguard Than A Nanny Bear



Don't You Think?
(Click here if you don't recognize that little woolly backside.)

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9 comments:

  1. The Yellow Dog Speaks10/01/2006 4:53 PM

    It's nice to see Cary from 'the other' side.

    What a good puppy...

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  2. The Yellow Dog Speaks10/01/2006 4:56 PM

    OK so I just click on to see her baby pics again. Wow! How she has grown. Wasn't it just May last week??

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  3. vlb575710/01/2006 6:07 PM

    I love that Nanny Bear does his job. Does he hire out? They just grow up way too soon don't they?

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  4. Shaun10/01/2006 6:10 PM

    Yes, he does look quite the bodyguard. I pity-the-fool that fools with his lambie-pie. I expect him to talk into his sleeve at anytime, just like a secret agent getting an update on Operation Woolgather.

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  5. Jeff in NC10/01/2006 7:45 PM

    I smell a side business! Which, of course, smells better than the chickenz...hahahaha!

    Oops...sorry chickenz =:o

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  6. Impossible Jane10/02/2006 8:33 AM

    Nanny Bear Guard Dog! Cute.

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  7. mckay10/02/2006 3:01 PM

    these two pictures tell a great story of friendship and protection.

    thanks again, for sharing all you do.

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  8. Anonymous10/02/2006 4:44 PM

    Thanks for giving us a little something to feel good about every day.

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  9. Anonymous10/02/2006 4:52 PM

    Those who impugn the fragrant chicken may be risking the wrath of Uber-Poultry, Jeff. You might want to consider Quaking With Fear about now. (No, not quacking with fear, that's for ducks, ducks.)

    Anyway, why do you think they call us"fowl"?

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