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In between the first time we captured Glory Bee and the second, we moved sheep. I was so confident that moving the sheep would only take 30 minutes that I put a loaf of bread in the oven.
It was true. It only took 30 minutes to move the sheep and I was right back in the kitchen to take the bread out of the oven.
Only.
I was (apparently) so discombobulated by capturing Glory Bee–then having her escape–and getting ready to go down to move the sheep–that when I turned the oven on, somehow I turned it on broil.

I threw the loaf into the goat yard. Coco nailed it, but had to swallow it in a couple giant bites to keep it from the competition.

I was going to make steak and shrimp, but sorta gave in to my day and just made some diced shrimp and onion pizza.

And then I went to bed early because I was so tired after capturing Glory Bee twice.
More as soon as I wake up and can……… (Including a bit of Glory Bee ANGRY VIDEO.)
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Awake refreshed and ready to tackle it all again………
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Sorry about the bread.
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Rest up, then give us more treats.
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