It was a definite staring contest going on. Shortbus looks away first.
Then Mr. Worm looks away.
I was going to try the hen aprons on the girls this morning, but couldn't due to having to drive my daughter to college. Tomorrow morning for sure they are going to wear their new outfits.
Oh, it kind of snowed a bit last night and early this morning. The surrounding hills/mountains have snow on them but sadly nothing stuck on the valley floor.
Until next time..............
I love the names you picked for your animals.....so funny....lol.
ReplyDeleteI am making a wild guess here, but yes, it looks like a rooster... 'Least when I had the ones with the long tails, they blossomed into boy birds... Shortbus. I would like to hear the story behind THAT name...
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I love the names you come up with too. I guess the big chicken must be the rooster. How they have grown! See some snow fell in Oregon after all and winter isn't over yet!
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ReplyDeleteMe ( Tina)- Thank you. Slowly but surely I'll introduce everyone here. The cats seem to end up with the oddball names. lol
ReplyDeleteCat--Shortbus got his name because he isn't all there in the head. Someone dumped him and his friend off two summers ago. I noticed pretty much right off that he was slow. Him and his friend went to the vet to get fixed and vaccinated and come to find out Shortbus has a BB lodged in the back of his head! The vet said it isn't hurting him and the damage was already done. Hence the name Shortbus. We all watch out for him.
Big Inger-- Yes we did get some snow....finally! I should be grateful for the little bit we got. :)
Joanna--I'm trying. I'm trying to keep it out this way!! lol :)
With that look I can see where "Mr." Worm got his name.How did you come up with that one??
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