"We've got you surrounded, there's nowhere to run"...
"Or hide. Come out with your hands up! Preferably filled with carrots and ready for scratching....
"What do you do in there anyway?"
"You know its only a matter of time before I figure out this knob thingy, you might as well give up and come out"...
"Really Ma, you're supposed to stay with the herd. You've got to stop wandering off like this, it just isn't right, a coyote could get you..."
"JEEZ MOM, WHY DOES SHE STAY IN THERE, IT DOESN'T LOOK VERY COMFY?"
"I have no idea Ramsey, there's no accounting for humans."
"Really Ma, you should just move into the barn with us. Where you belong."
Didn't you get some great ear shots?!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love the "Ears in the Window" shots!
ReplyDeleteLove this post! Did they every make it to the inside? I would love to have Star in the yard with me. I did manage to get her 3 feet outside the pasture gate last weekend! She has really warmed up to me now, and comes to me where ever I am in the pasture. Buddy will come check me out, but if there is nothing interesting to him, he leaves. Star will 'hang out'. She is totally adorable. A lot like Emma.
ReplyDeleteRamsey has popped in the door a few times, but not Emma. Glad to hear you got Star out the gate finally. I really believe that the relationship you have with your donkey is the key to training them. The more trust and attachment she has for you, the farther you will get.
DeleteI honestly don't know how you get anything done when you are at home. :)
ReplyDeleteToo funny, they really are looking for you! You gotta love Emma!! What I wouldn't give to look out my window and see that sweet face!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just priceless! Life with with these "ears" must be terrific!
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ReplyDeleteLove this short stories,they move me inside with them,like i were there. :)
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