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Alan: Maybe she'll give me extra carrots if I help her clean the corral.
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Alan: Let me take her this bucket.
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Alan: Yikes. That's too heavy. Maybe I should just hand her this rake.
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George: Step away from the wheelbarrow. It's my turn to help.
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Alan: How do you move this thing?
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Maybe if I put my teeth into it...
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I suppose I could just tip it over.
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I give up. Maybe she'll bring me carrots if I ring this bell.
And she did.
That last one melted my heart.
ReplyDeleteGeorge and Alan always brighten my day! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteLove those Donks!
ReplyDeleteAhhh, an encore of one of my favorites!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful sunny 50 degrees here - I just need a pair of donkeys in the grass outside my living room to make the day perfect!
Nancy in Iowa
aww thats adorable, he deserves carrots for ringing a bell, and trying to help!
ReplyDeleteFirstly, love the chicken header :D.
ReplyDeleteYou know why they won't help you now, do you? They're a pair of Blog Stars now and therefor too good to scoop poop :P
I have to say putting Wynonna on my desktop was the best thing I ever did. To see that lovely smiley face when you switch on can shift even the foulest of moods. Give her a kiss from me :-*
they are just too cute!
ReplyDeleteLove those burro pics, especially the last one. Isn't their help the greatest? :) I spent time with a rescue donkey late this afternoon, he's getting closer to me, and I still have that warm & fuzzy feeling!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorites. I just wonder.. what if you brought them in and laid out the broom and tied the dustcloth to a tail and set back and relax.
ReplyDeleteSigh...I've often thought how nice it would be if my horses would clean up after themselves. I may have to trade them in for burros.
ReplyDeletedid you work with them/coax them to pose for these??? too great...
ReplyDeleteand what's with this "hay" excuse again? :) hope you were able to get the beer arm working......
you need to teach Smooch how to do that asian massage where they walk on your back!
I like Brenda's idea. See what other chores might interest them.
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