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The flowers have started blooming and the clover has popped up. The sheep devour the tender new greens and munch with noisy abandon.
I saw that there is a storm headed our way next week so we will just enjoy these past few days of heaven before the mud returns.
Sometimes it’s hard to stay motivated when my fair season is over 6 months away. But I really believe in this product and that’s what keeps me on task. Here are a few of the beneficial traits of my 100% wool dryer balls:
Brrrr! We have had a long stretch of cold days and nights over the past few weeks. The water buckets have been frozen over, the water nozels are frozen closed, the ground is icy. As you can see even the sheep are frosty!I know that compared to most of the country our temperatures are very mild. My friend Jane who has an animal rescue in Wisconsin has been telling me about her weather and there 30 degrees is warm and it’s 20 below that qualifies as cold!
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This is Rabbit. I loved him instantly. He was my first pick. He looks right into your eyes. When I lean over he gives me a little kiss. I am a lucky girl to have so many charming sheep around!
Ok here is another new friend I adore. This is JuneBug. He is so sweet and will follow you around for attention and scratches. JuneBug is a complete LoveBug!
This is Bayarma! She is an eight year old ewe and is always smiling as you can see! She is the smallest of the new sheep probably weighing around 125 pounds. She has tight perfect curls framing her silky smooth face. A very pretty girl!
I am just smitten with Haggart! Named after the big and warm character from the Harry Potter books “Haggart” is fitting. He a very friendly guy and just so gorgeous!
Darwin is a lovely red color, unusual for Karakuls. He is the shyest of my new friends but will still join us for treats. His fleece is a warm beige and I cannot wait to play with it!