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purplequeenvt
Herd Master
Xena is my favorite Border Leicester lamb from last spring. She’s just a nice little sheep. I looked at her fleece a few days ago and told her I needed to get her sheared so I could play with her wool and 2 days later I came out to find her walking around looking like a haystack.
It’s still very usable, it will just take longer to clean it up.
BOOBIES!!! She’s due 2/28.
You aren’t having fun unless there’s a risk of tripping over your own tongue.
The corgi is my sister’s and she has started insisting on coming outside with my dogs when I do chores. She’s “in love” with Twist (has been since she was 6 weeks old) and she’s recently started mimicking him when he’s trying to herd the ducks. It’s quite funny to watch and she does a lot of squeaking while she’s trying to move them around.
Today we played with the ducks and then my niece showed up and we spent 45 minutes kicking soccer balls around the field. Hazel chases the ball, Twist chases Hazel, and Evelyn chases Twist. Everyone gets a workout.
It’s still very usable, it will just take longer to clean it up.
BOOBIES!!! She’s due 2/28.
You aren’t having fun unless there’s a risk of tripping over your own tongue.
The corgi is my sister’s and she has started insisting on coming outside with my dogs when I do chores. She’s “in love” with Twist (has been since she was 6 weeks old) and she’s recently started mimicking him when he’s trying to herd the ducks. It’s quite funny to watch and she does a lot of squeaking while she’s trying to move them around.
Today we played with the ducks and then my niece showed up and we spent 45 minutes kicking soccer balls around the field. Hazel chases the ball, Twist chases Hazel, and Evelyn chases Twist. Everyone gets a workout.