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tortoise
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Children should not be allowed to name animals 
I have a goat named Brownie. Guess what color he is? 
(not a trick question)
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frustratedearthmother
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You are correct!
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You will learn the benefit of "naming by color" as you age
One thing about the bad weather, FEM -- you can package the pork and not feel like you "could be" doing something outside! It's always a problem when we have ONLY a day or two off and need to be inside and outside -- and then, there's rain
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One thing about the bad weather, FEM -- you can package the pork and not feel like you "could be" doing something outside! It's always a problem when we have ONLY a day or two off and need to be inside and outside -- and then, there's rain
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I have a pig whose registered name is Fatso... the old owner has 3 kids, I can guess whose doing that was! Lol
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frustratedearthmother
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That's hilarious!When DS was small he named one of our chickens "Ice cream"
Year and years ago I had the most beautiful mahogany red Irish Setter. His name was Blue, lol!
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DS12 accidentally-named my dog! Her name before I got her was Phoenix. I said it to her, he mis-heard and thought I say Baymax. Baymax is a robot character in the kid's movie Big Hero 6. He is a "personal healthcare assistant." Given that she is my service dog and that the name is similar enough to her former name to confuse a human, it stuck. 
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frustratedearthmother
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That's a great story @tortoise! Ya gotta love a mistake that turns out so cute!
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Stick a fork in me - I'm done.... So tired! I cut meat for about 6 hours today. I did kitchen cleaning before and massive clean up after. I wrapped and vacuum packed and stuck stuff in the freezer. I rendered lard and … lots of other stuff, lol. Too tired to get more detailed. In between that I unloaded feed, did some CDT shots, locked up does to be milked and then milked later. Had to lock the little bottle baby monsters up in a new pen because I was tired of them peeing all over the porch and dancing on my patio furniture. They are not happy with me right now. AND - I'm trying to teach them that feed is a good thing... they've actually started nibbling.
DH did his volunteer stint at the train museum. He was excited as a kid in a candy shop. But it is a little more physical than he is accustomed to. He had to climb up and down off the train a bunch of times and walk back and forth from the ticket booth to the caboose. He loved it! I think it will be a good thing for him - but as the weather gets hotter he might not be able to withstand the heat. Heat has traditionally caused a blood sugar crisis for him. He drops like a rock. Maybe he can suspend his insulin delivery for the time that he is so physically challenged. He's gonna have to figure it out.
DH did his volunteer stint at the train museum. He was excited as a kid in a candy shop. But it is a little more physical than he is accustomed to. He had to climb up and down off the train a bunch of times and walk back and forth from the ticket booth to the caboose. He loved it! I think it will be a good thing for him - but as the weather gets hotter he might not be able to withstand the heat. Heat has traditionally caused a blood sugar crisis for him. He drops like a rock. Maybe he can suspend his insulin delivery for the time that he is so physically challenged. He's gonna have to figure it out.
