(our two bottle fed lambs adjusting to farm life away from our home)
She is learning to see the world differently~
For Kate every smell is new. Her new friends are all woolly and make funny sounds. The grass is green and lush, not like the dry alfalfa she is used to. The fields are expansive and wild, so she rubs the fence line and looks out at the dirt road.
What is she thinking?
Baby Beatrix has adjusted better. She finds the grains are to her liking and loves to sleep under the tractors -- she smells like grease (not an attractive smell). Her favorite morning glory vines are growing rapidly and she keeps her little pink nose down looking for the sweet treats.
A photo of Kate and I last week during one of our *meeting of the hearts and minds*. She looks so sad but after she bounds across the field to see the silly horses.
She is learning to see her world from a new perspective~
And meet little Wilbur.
He found his way off the mountain (or he never made it to start with) and was brought here to stay with the misfits. Perhaps he will help Kate & Bea find their way into the flock?
We are all finding our way in this new adventure aren't we?
The road home is always interesting, but this morning is laughable.
Can you lose something this large off your truck and not notice?
Grateful for everything you help me to see & learn in this blessed place~
love & lambs,
jj
So beautiful and peaceful. Your perspective lifts my spirit like no other blog. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
ReplyDeleteI love that first photo of her adorable long eyelashes. Happy Monday, friend.
ReplyDelete...Sweet, sweet, sweet and funny! ;o)
ReplyDelete...Lil' Wilbur's face matches his name - cute!
...Blessings :o)
oh to see photos of your little one and morning glory flowers.... They, and hydrangeas, are my favorites!!!!! I can just see it now. Thank you for the delightful photos to start the week off with. (I keep going over to your etsy to purchase some and CANT make up my mind. giggle giggle)
ReplyDeleteLook at those eyelashes! Right off, I'm jealous - and no mascara needed!! Love the lambs. Little Wilbur is adorable. I'm glad he found his way back home.
ReplyDeletewonderful as usual:) I want sheep again so badly I can hardly stand it.
ReplyDeletewe have two young turkeys now,maybe one of them will be named Denzel. I can't decide.
take care, love to you....
They're such precious little creatures - and dear Kate, I hope she continues to thrive among new friends. That last image... lol!!
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Such sweet photos of the lambs. And yes, how can you lose a bail of hay and not notice??
ReplyDeleteNothing better than lambs' lashes. Just makes me want to snorgle one.
ReplyDeletePerhaps Miss Kate is having separation anxiety? Sweet little thing!
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