This is not about the cookie you dip in tea or other beverages. This
is about a young ewe (female sheep) and a wheelbarrow. You wouldn't
think they would have much in common and you'd be correct.
This
morning, I noticed the ewes' bedding had become moist and therefore,
more hay should be put down for their health and comfort. I brought the
wheelbarrow, almost overfull with hay, into their enclosure,
discomfiting our guard dogs somewhat, and causing the ewes to run about
in a clump. I tipped the wheelbarrow and proceeded to demolish any lumps
to prevent problems for the sheep. The wheelbarrow remained in place
behind me and was an object of great interest to the ewes once they had
calmed down. I heard the scratch of teeth on the metal and knew they
were also chewing on the handles but thought it wouldn't be for long so
it wasn't worth chasing them away. Then I heard a different sound, and
turned around to see what caused it. Lo and behold, there is Biscotti,
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Biscotti | |
our brown ewe with brown goggles outlined in white around her eyes , standing
in
the wheelbarrow. I chase her out and continue my work. Of course, she
now thinks there must be something of great interest there, so in she
pops again. I chase her out again. Finally, I clue in and let her find
out there is nothing of interest inside the wheelbarrow on her own, and
out she pops of her own accord.
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Cocoa and friends |
Working with critters is a constant surprise and source of amusement.
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