Tuesday, May 18

Tuesday Dose of Cute: Feeling Safe

Feeling Safe 1

Feeling Safe 2
Very,

Feeling Safe 3
Very Safe

Need a bigger dose of cute today? We've got plenty!
The First Daily Doses of Cute
Daily Doses of Cute Part 2
Daily Doses of Cute Part 3
Daily Doses of Cute Part 4
Daily Doses of Cute Part 5
Daily Doses of Cute Part 6
Daily Doses of Cute Part 7
Daily Doses of Cute Part 8
Daily Doses of Cute Part 9
Daily Doses of Cute Part 10
Daily Doses of Cute Part 11
Daily Doses of Cute Part 12
Daily Doses of Cute Part 13
Daily Doses of Cute Part 14
Daily Doses of Cute Part 15

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Posted by Farmgirl Susan at 10:18 PM
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6 comments:

  1. sheila5/19/2010 7:35 AM

    Only bottle babies like to cuddle and that's too much work. Stuffed animals are easier.

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  2. jean5/19/2010 10:14 AM

    Perhaps this is the witness protection detail for little lambs?

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  3. Kristin @ Going Country5/19/2010 7:38 PM

    BEEEAAAAR! What a happy nanny dog he must be right now.

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  4. Anonymous5/28/2010 12:08 PM

    Nice colored lamb do you have any wool from this one or is it still a baby? Is this a hair breed as well?

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  5. Farmgirl Susan6/03/2010 5:57 PM

    Hi Everybody,
    Thanks for the comments!

    Cintia,
    This lamb, who was born at the end of April, is half wool sheep and half Katahdin hair sheep. She'll need to be sheared, but not until late next winter - about a month before the 2011 lambing season begins.

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  6. Hippie Heart6/03/2010 8:24 PM

    Nice I would love to have some when you shear her I love textured wools and make a lot of rugs. Please keep me in mind :)

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