Wednesday, June 30
Wednesday Dose of Cute: Newborn Confusion & Nannies
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You know what is funny? When I read about the donkey poop in the photo I had to scroll back up to LOOK for the poop. My eyes had focused on the darling lamb & sweet Pyr, the poop had escaped attention. It's just more proof that we love your pictures no matter what they include :) Take care & cuddle the lambs ... at least the willing ones, I know some of them are probably all, "We're too big to be cuddled, we're big sheep now."
ReplyDeleteYour dogs are so gentle around the little animals. I'd be worried about my two dogs - they like nothing more than to hunt down ground hogs, mice, rabbits, etc. I don't think I'd trust them around wee little lambs and goats.
ReplyDeleteI so use to horsey poo that I didn't even notice it.
ReplyDeleteI don't know how you keep everybody straight anyway. They would all have to have name plates for me to keep up with it.
Cute pictures. Luv them all.
Oh, Susan, I am so sorry to read about Annette and so sorry for your loss. It never ceases to amaze me how much we fall in love with our animals (farm or not) - but they truly are a joy and I think our lives are so enriched because of them. Thank you so much for sharing them with us - we love them too.
ReplyDeleteHi farmgirl! I'm a new follower! I love your lifestyle and am envious!!! I'm a new blogger but feel free to follow me if you have time! :)
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog through Farmhouse Country Style's. I read through your 'about me' and think you did the coolest thing ever by packing up and making a big move! You are so brave!!! I'm enjoying looking through your blog.
ReplyDeleteHi Susan, I'm sorry to hear about Annette. You are so good to your sheep. Bringing her baby to her, how sweet. If you sprinkle your pictures from lambing season over the course of the year we could enjoy them all year long! Have a great 4th.
ReplyDeleteDenise
So sorry hearing about Annette. The farm animals are amazing and I so remember all the funny things with them when growing up on the farm. That's great with your dog, he must be gentle as a lamb himself!
ReplyDeleteyou know, now that you mention it he DOES kind of look like NANA from Peter Pan! ;) It sounds like you made Annette's last moments happy ones. What a good lamb mommy you are! If I lived near you I would bring you something sweet, it always helps to ease the pain. Take care!
ReplyDeleteAs a fellow farm girl, I understand the ebb and flow of life and unfortunately death on the farm. It doesn't matter if you have had a ewe for years or a lamb live for only a hours, it still is saddening to have to watch life leave their bodies.
ReplyDeleteTracy