Punkin's Patch: Even If You Can't See

Sunday, January 1, 2017

Even If You Can't See

"Happy New Year!!!"

Looks like Buddy might be in for a New Year's hair cut this morning!

Enjoy!

9 comments:

Michelle said...: Happy New Year!; January 01, 2017
Michelle said...: And a good way to START a year; thanks! (26.44); January 01, 2017
The Dancing Donkey said...: Always good to start out the new year with a fresh haircut - or so I have been told:) Happy New Year!; January 01, 2017
Sheepmom said...: Buddy, you're the best! If you're a good boy for your haircut maybe there will be a cookie in your future!; January 01, 2017
Jo said...: Happy New Year, Buddy. You are the BEST. And Happy New Year to your wonderful human carers as well.; January 02, 2017
sophy0075 said...: Given some of what's in the news, maybe not seeing is what's keeping him happy? Here's to a HAPPY New Year for Buddy and all of us! And I second the idea of a post-haircut cookie for Buddy.; January 02, 2017
LannieK said...: Happy, Happy, Happy!
The Cool Hair Club has us started ~; January 02, 2017
Terry and Linda said...: BAAAAAAAAAAAAPY NEW YEAR!

Linda; January 02, 2017
Lisa Smith said...: Happy New Year! Thank you for another puzzle, although I think I need to take lessons from Michelle!; January 04, 2017

Welcome to Punkin's Patch at Equinox Farm

We have a small(ish) hand spinner's mixed flock of Jacob sheep, Border Cheviots, Border Leicesters, Cotswolds, and various fine, medium and longwool colorful crossbreds. Buddy, Woolliam, Rebecca Boone, Boudreaux the Biter, Sweet Petunia, Ewen McTeagle, Keebler, Graham Lamb, B. Willard, Count Chocula, Daniel Not-Boone, Hershey, Spud, Murphy, Woody, Blossom, Crazy Maisie, Baaxter Black, Burrnie and the inspirational Renny to name a few. I love to raise bottle lambs and didn't think I'd ever get Liddy out of our kitchen. Mrs. Pepperpot and Muffin helped Biscuit transition to the barn.

Hank, a Pyrenees/Maremma cross, was in charge of farm security with Junior Deputies Miss Tilly aka Weaslie, a Corgi, and Comby, a tough orange cat with a heart of gold. Now retired flock dog Salt is here holding down the fort. Kate, a Border Collie, handles the rush hour traffic. Iris, our first Border Collie, spent her whole life trying to keep all of us in line, but that was a hard job. Her Corgi sidekick was always underfoot and the Adventure Chickens NEVER did what she wanted.

Sunday, January 1, 2017

Even If You Can't See

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