BYC Café

[FridayYet]

Sour must have gotten his threads mixed up this morning.

 

[Bunnylady]

Sheep are an experience all of their own, that's for sure. I had one a few years ago. She was supposed to be a Baby Doll (Southdown), but they have wooly faces, she may actually have been a Shetland. Whatever she was, she was small, and rather flighty, but not too bad once you got your hands on her. She got along well with the goats, though if I had to tie her up for any reason, I had to get her out of the pen, because the goats would butt her constantly when she was tied (stupid goats!!)

DD fell in love with a Katahdin lamb at the fair last year - I don't know, there may be hair sheep in my future.

There are breeds of sheep that are known as good milk producers (there are a few types of cheese that are only made with sheep milk), curiously, they are wooled, not hair, breeds. Now that is tri-purpose!

 

[sourland]

Sour must have gotten his threads mixed up this morning.

My 'threads' have been mixed up since conception.

 

[FridayYet]

My 'threads' have been mixed up since conception.

We know, and love you anyways. Most of us are no different.

 

[3goodeggs]

It's all in the weave, sour.
You're good.

 

[sourland]

We know, and love you anyways. Most of us are no different.

I'm glad that you are starting to realize that. It's okay - 'birds of a feather' - find the same roost or something to that effect.

 

[FridayYet]

"Starting to realize that". . Old news my friend, old news.

 

[Mtn Margie]

Just rolled in from a hike. Took the DS$ out for a jaunt and he got to do some hill work. We of course, also had to climb the tallest rock outcropping. All good!
Off to wrestling this evening so I guess playtime is over...

 

[Tumbling K]

Good morning everyone. I will get the coffee going

 

[WVduckchick]

Hey Bert, coffee ready? I'll have some if you please.