I can now laugh about this, but on Thursday it was not too funny.
daughter and I got her lamb ready for the show. We got over to the ring and let her walk around and get used to the ring.
Well the senior kids went first then the junior and the novice was the largest class.
As DD was going through the gate she tripped and fell landing on her back right in front of the judges table. She didn't let go of her lamb though. We had to tell her 3 times to let go of her lamb and get up.
She gets going with the rest of the group, but instead of watching the judge she is looking outside of the ring and waving at people she knows.
Pretty soon we keep hearing this "baaa" going on, we get to wondering who's sheep is doing it.
It's not a lamb, it is my daughter. Instead of lining up with the rest of the kids she is still going around the ring "baa" to her lamb.
The judge finally stops her and gets her lined up, but she was 3' in front of the line and still not looking at the judge.
When it was all done she got commended by the judge for just having fun out there.
I asked her why she was "baa" at her lamb. Her response was that her lamb liked the sound of her voice.
Who can argue with that logic?
On a good note she had the 4th highest selling lamb. She got $5.25
She was walking around the sale ring going "baa", had a bidding war go on between our uncle and another person.
daughter and I got her lamb ready for the show. We got over to the ring and let her walk around and get used to the ring.
Well the senior kids went first then the junior and the novice was the largest class.
As DD was going through the gate she tripped and fell landing on her back right in front of the judges table. She didn't let go of her lamb though. We had to tell her 3 times to let go of her lamb and get up.
She gets going with the rest of the group, but instead of watching the judge she is looking outside of the ring and waving at people she knows.
Pretty soon we keep hearing this "baaa" going on, we get to wondering who's sheep is doing it.
It's not a lamb, it is my daughter. Instead of lining up with the rest of the kids she is still going around the ring "baa" to her lamb.
The judge finally stops her and gets her lined up, but she was 3' in front of the line and still not looking at the judge.
When it was all done she got commended by the judge for just having fun out there.
I asked her why she was "baa" at her lamb. Her response was that her lamb liked the sound of her voice.
Who can argue with that logic?
On a good note she had the 4th highest selling lamb. She got $5.25
She was walking around the sale ring going "baa", had a bidding war go on between our uncle and another person.
