tomorrow is the big day
the sheep are coming
we are traveling across to the West Coast with a trailer to load up our six girls and bring them home x
Boris the stud muffin will have to be collected in a few weeks - we need to strengthen our fences and add a little electricity, apparentley he is quite keen on the girls......
so this time tommorow that little patch of land above will be home to six Boreray girls x
our girls
too excited too sleep!
t x
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14 comments:
No chance of you counting sheep tonight then .... bah ha ha!
Sorry.
Good luck with your new arrivals tomorrow :)
Oh how exciting! Are you going to name them all once you've got to know them?
Q: What do you call a sheep on a trampoline.
A: A woolly jumper
One of my kids' silly jokes.
Good luck! :-) x
how exciting... hope it all goes well tommorrow.... I love reading about your growing family of animals.. you'll be like my old college friend's mum who had lots of animals (sheep too). i once saw her shopping list pinned up in the house.. after listing all the things needed for the animals .. way down at the bottom in small writing was ' food for the family'. it made me laugh.
Enjoy this weekend and please post lots of photos...
ginny
x
How exciting! Look forward to seeing them all - I wonder how long it'll be before you know each one individually ...
Sue
wow. sheep. they make wool don't they. for knitting. mmmmmm.
Your family is growing by the day! I hope you tell us their names! =)
Oh Tracey.....I'm excited for you.....I can't wait to see the pics.....I am pleased the Tallula was ok for you.
It's so worrying with our animals as they can't tell you what is wrong...better to be on the safe side .I often think the smell of the vets is enough to cure them,before old vetty sticks a needle in them or a thermometer up their bums !!!!!
Pity that animals don't have an NHS.
I am going up to bed with an image of your randy sheep Boris !!!!!!!
Ha .......
Kat x
Just thought I'd share this little sheepy-tidbit... My parents' neighbors raise sheep, and the area they live in has a big coyote problem. To alleviate the problem, the neighbors also have llamas. Apparently coyotes are afraid of llamas, who in turn, protect the sheep! Rather sweet, really. =)
What an exhausting, fabulous day this is going to be....I hope the sea is flat and the weather fair to bring your girls home.
Hugs Lynn xx
Do you have to take them on a ferry?
Ooh I can't wait to see them-wonder what they will be like? xx
Tracy, forgot to say, I recognise your Noel letters!!! I have them too-aren't they fab!! And your little faun is soooo lovely-I told Tom the story of how you make them and can't bear to part with them!!xxx
Hi Tracy, Hope all has gone well with the sheep, what a lovely way to spend the weekend, don't spoil them tooo much now, the rest of the family will get jelous. Thank you for your kind words. Best Wishes from Annie x
Looking forward to the sheep pics!
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