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I’m starting to transition Annabelle to spending some time in the goat yard because she’s two months old and she weighs 30 pounds. I think it might look weird when she weighs 150 pounds and is still sleeping on her blankie on the porch and drinking a bottle, so as much as I want her to be a little lambkin forever, I have to teach her that she is a sheep.
The other sheep might need to be taught that she’s a sheep, too.

The Miss Jacobs: “What is that thing?”
Annabelle tries to make friends.

But then she starts frolicking.

And they are having none of it.

And so she runs here.

And she runs there.

And she leaps.

And she lands.

She stops for a second to think of what to do next.

Then she runs some more.

And leaps some more.

And discovers that she can fly.

Then she’s all tuckered and she cries at the gate until I let her come back to the porch so she can drink her bottle and snuggle down on her blankie……

…..because she’s really just a wee lamb, after all.
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She’s just so cute. That flying picture is wonderful.
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I love the fact that I have found someone who takes more pictures than I do!! (gotta thank the person who invented digi cams!)
Looks like Miss Annabelle had a wonderful day. The flying lamb picture must be turned into a poster or put on the cover of a book! (I’m thinking your editors wouldn’t go for that on your next romance novel, huh?)
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the flying lamb picture is priceless!
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- Suzanne, the Farmer’s Wife
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The ability to fly would be a plus!
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Perhaps she’ll transition well from bottles to cookies?
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Love these pictures. Hope they eventually get used to eachother and the accept her in their clan.
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I’m glad the chickens are getting out to enjoy the nice weather too. I wish I had room to have chickens, even one…sigh..
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Don’t let her grow up too quick! You will be so sad when the day comes when she finally “gets the memo” that’s she’s a sheep! I know I was devestated last spring when we put out our 3 hens we raised from chicks that acted like cats and they finally realized they were chickens! SO SAD! :(
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Highly recommend reading his book…it’s so good! Gives a lot of behind the scenes details!
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LOVE the pictures. Made me smile. You make so many people’s days so much brighter, Suzanne. I can’t thank you enough!
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I say, let her do it!
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