Can I have your attention please?
It seems we have a new animal on the farm. As head of farm security, I should be notified of these decisions.
Sheep are not in my contract. We’ll need to discuss my salary.
 This is a series of posts that I wrote back in 2006 on living with less stuff. Check them out:
       |
Preacher has an annoucement…. |
Need a Chicken Doctor?
Contact April
I'm not a pig...anymore.
Get your groove on.  |
|
Copyright © 2006-2013 Coal Creek Farm and April Phillips - All Rights Reserved |
||
he is sooo cu-u-u-te (say that with a sheep voice =o)
by the way…i was referring to the dog…not the kid. kid, get it, kid…goat…i know he isn’t a goat but he is a farm animal…close enough!
Aw, how could you worry about salary with a face like that? Shear him for his wool this summer and you’ll be even.
Too darn funny, thanks for the chuckle!
I can never stay mad at Preacher because he gives me that face.
Preacher I have missed you! I would like to remind you that I have a huge yard, one teenager (male) and no other animals. So if your salary negotiations stall or fail completely, you can move here. PS: I am liberal with the treats.
Preacher looks like a dog we used to have. His name was Pepper and he had that same look when he was ignored. Although, I will admit I was admiring the shiney floor behind him.
Adorable!
You just gave me a hankerin’ to go read some Hank the Cowdog!
That’s hilarious, April!
Petra Christensen
Parelli 2Star Junior Instructor
Parelli Central