Harley, I love you and I am so glad you came home.
It started out a great day, despite the snow, because Harley, who was missing for almost 2 days, was home. This dog is my best loyal protector. He is highway savvy and watches when he crosses the road and seldom does he anyhow. He chases the neighbour's dogs back home as far as the highway and comes back, but he has many scars and sore spots from fighting with the Rottweiler, German Shepherd and the Rottie cross that live across the highway. He also chases the coyotes away. I would hate to lose him and was so grateful to see him this morning.
Dumb clucks can't find their food because it snowed on it.
And if you have ever wondered where the term 'bird brain' came from, take a look at this. The snow has covered the food in the chicken's pen and they cannot find it. This has happened before. If something, food or water included, gets covered by snow, the chickens have no clue where it has gone. Bird brains!
The snow was odd today. It was below zero, yet icicles formed on Lucy Llama's coat and were frozen rivulets going down her sides. She has not yet been shorn this year, thank goodness. Who knew it would be so cold for so long?
The snow was odd today. It was below zero, yet icicles formed on Lucy Llama's coat and were frozen rivulets going down her sides. She has not yet been shorn this year, thank goodness. Who knew it would be so cold for so long?
Lucy is decorated with crystal bangles.
People who have not had sheep, goats or llamas around here have no clue how to feed them. Their "premium" alfalfa hay, which cost me 90 dollars a bale, delivered, is useless here. The sticks and straws are all left and these animals only pick out the leaves if they can. What a waste!
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