"SHELTERING PINES CRESCENT MOON" arrived, after dark, last night. I knew that he felt wonderful ~ very soft fleece. But couldn't really see him, until I got home from work today.
The new barn is progressing nicely. Windows and trim are going in now! I think the crew will stop for a few days and wait for the guy to come pour the concrete. I'm having 3 foot high concrete walls all around the barn! That ought to keep the rams in and keep them from "redecorating"... ;-)
...."I had NOTHING to do with that! It's not like I volunteered to share my pumpkin...!
If I were Dream, Godiva and the other ewes, I would have a BIG CRUSH on Crescent Moon. He is a HUNK!!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo do you think your barn will be finished by the time I get out to visit you and Godiva and everyone else? My friend Kate wants me to bring Sophie for a photo session with Godiva so she can put photos of them in the Ocicat newsletter--we'll call Godiva Sophie's new sister... Sophie will not like all those winding roads and being in a strange place with strange animals, but she DOES like the smell of greasy wool and being with me...
He IS a hunk, hubba, hubba. Congratulations on your new boy and tell the girls congrats as well; I'm sure they'll enjoy him!
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Very nice looking fellow! It is nice to see your barn going up also. I am jealous of your concrete walls!
ReplyDeleteCool Beans! He IS a looker alright. :)
ReplyDeleteOoohh...what a nice looking ram (says Becca, who has already reserved a ram lamb from Bluff Country). I'm rubbing my hands together in anticipation. What nice horns that fellow has! I love the boys with the stripe on the horn.
ReplyDeleteThe barn looks awesome too. Good idea on the cement. I might have to do that too next spring. I am so tired of the boys rearranging things this fall.