Mom is a crazed woman. She's been tying me up and 
I tell you, it's traumatizing!!
I feel like a plucked goose!!
And these photos...
How would you like to have your picture taken while you were 
I'm telling you, it's humiliating! You don't see DREAM standing around, half naked, do you???
I may never live it down.Love,
Zaria
P.S.
I still love you, Mom! And I'm gonna give you BEAUTIFUL babies!!"I don't doubt that for a moment, my beautiful Zaria. Not one moment!
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Have a great weekend, Everyone!!
Zaria! poor thing, Mom must find all this entertaining. Oh? do I see animal crackers in the plastic tub? not all bad.
ReplyDeletePoor thing! I'll talk to your mom for you. She shouldn't be so mean to you.
ReplyDeleteLOL! Halarious!
ReplyDeleteOh My Gosh, that was way too funny. Thanks, I needed a good laugh. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeletePoor Zaria! Someone should call the humane society!!! : ).
ReplyDeleteOh Zaria, you will look like a whole new sheep. We ladies must endure these trials and tribulations in order to look our best. The Icelandic ewes at Whispering Acres send you their condolences, but they think you will look lovely when it is all finished.
ReplyDeleteHa! Love the photos. And thanks for the humor on a Friday afternoon. I've never seen a rooed sheep before--it looks very strange,-- I'm used to the sheared version.
ReplyDeleteDiane L./Bloomington,IN.
This whole rooing thing amazes me. I thought you sheared them. Can you do both?
ReplyDeletePoor Zaria, you are in the middle of your spa treatment, aren't you?!!!
ReplyDeleteNancy in Atlanta
Great pictures, Nancy. I've never had a sheep that let go of her fleece like that! Pretty neat.
ReplyDeleteOh, so cute! I wish I had the patience to roo my Icelandics in the spring.
ReplyDeleteHee hee, Russet will likely look like this by the end of the weekend. She's casting bits of her wonderful fleece everywhere, so much for showing her fleece this year! Don't worry Zaria, you're not alone!
ReplyDeleteTeeheehee ... poor Zaria. Nice job rooing Nancy, it's nice to see what the result will be as I haven't tried yet. I see that I must try next year because the shearer was already here.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the chuckle. I LOVE your posts!!
Have you evened her out yet!? Poor thing ;)
ReplyDeleteI haven't had TIME!!!I'm so busy trying to get my temporary fences up so I can get the unbred ewes onto grass that I don't have time for anything else. Plus, I'll be out of town for three days at the end of this week and my sheep sitter wants all the lambing preparations in place.....
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