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I’ve spent a lot of time recently going through photos from the past year. (Why? It’s a secret. I’ll share as soon as I can.) I take so many millions of pictures that many languish forever unused in the labrynth of photo files on my computer, forever left to the digital dust as farm life marches on and they are forgotten in favor of new adventures.
But when I happened on this series of photos taken last summer, I knew they had to come out and play.
This is, after all Clover’s sister. Can’t you tell?

Notice she has the same white half-moon on her side as Clover has, only she has one on both sides.
She looks exactly like Clover otherwise, though. See?

This is Clover’s sister.

This is Clover’s sister on cookies.

I hope she’s not hurting herself here.

“Cooookieeeeeeeee! I want MY COOOOKIEEEEEEE!!!!”

“WHERE IS MAH COOKIE?!”

Nom nom nom nom nom.




“I’M NOT DONE!!!!”

Yeah. Well. Sorry. Fifty cookies is your limit!

Or fifty-one. We can talk about fifty-one….
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Love the series of pictures.
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Yeah I can see the kids book now…Clover and the mystery of the disappearing cookies…or Clover and the mystery of the escaping kids…or…Clover meets the giant puppy…or Clover chants No Cookies No Milk…Clover takes on Farmer Suzanne…
There’s a whole series of kids books! (I’d read them!)
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