Punkin's Patch: How You'd Have To Hug Maisie

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

How You'd Have To Hug Maisie

Can you believe she's almost a year old??? I think she's done growing. Up at least ;-).

And yes, every day is Hug a Sheep Day :-D

15 comments:

Spinners End Farm said...: I'm with you sister!; October 09, 2013
Tombstone Livestock said...: sending Maisie cyber hugs; October 09, 2013
Susan said...: There is just more of Maisie to hug! I celebrated Kiss the Sheep on the Nose Day today!; October 09, 2013
Andee said...: I want to hug Maisie!; October 09, 2013
Brigitte said...: I want to hug Maisie too!; October 09, 2013
YarnKettle said...: I am a bit slow today. You saying she is short or that she likes to climb hay bales?
I too want to hug Maisie.; October 09, 2013
thecrazysheeplady said...: From the comments yesterday...about her being short :-).; October 09, 2013
Unknown said...: :-) I would want to hug each sheepie once and then start it all over again:-)!; October 09, 2013
Alice said...: Being vertically challenged has its benefits in this case. I do remember sitting on the floor to hold her :-); October 09, 2013
Unknown said...: I just found your blog today and am delighted by this image. :-) I don't have sheep but I do have goats and thoroughly understand the urge to give them a good squeeze. :-); October 09, 2013
Willow said...: Sending smiles, hugs and kisses to Shorty ...err.~ I mean Maisie, for all the joy she has brought us !; October 10, 2013
LannieK said...: all for ))) HUGS ((( for all!; October 10, 2013
Nancy said...: So very cute! Much love and hugs to Maisie. :); October 10, 2013
Sue said...: Hahahha! Totally adorable illustration. I went to the fair yesterday and got to hug a few sheep, but I'd love to hug Maisie, too. : ); October 10, 2013
Susan said...: /Ah, that's what i'm talking about!!!
And hey........who's short??? Just cuz I'm shrinking...; October 10, 2013

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.

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

How You'd Have To Hug Maisie

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