Oh we aint got a barrel of money,
We may be ragged and funny,
But we’ll travel along,
Singing a song,
Side by side.
They’ll always be together through thick and thin, Mischa M.
On the Sixth Day of Cutemas,
December 19, 2011 by
My true lof gave to me: Six deer a-playing reindeer games!
Playing with play doe is fun! Red deer by Peter T. Don’t miss previous episodes:
Real Vikings Don’t Need Helmets
December 9, 2011 by
Goats, the original baaaad boys, have a long and proud and beard-y history of raiding, sacking, looting, pillaging, and plundering other people’s property. And marauding, don’t forget marauding.
When the goating gets tough, the tough get goating, kyz
Now That’s a Determined Nuzzler
October 25, 2011 by
When this alpaca wants to get up close and personal, nothing will dissuade her — not even an extreme height difference (or an extremely indifferent kitten).
The Tiniest Snorfer
July 7, 2011 by
(…is also the tiniest hoofer, schnozzle and ear flaps coincidentally.)
You absolutely must click to see the other shot of this piglet by whisker snaps photo.
I Must Leeck You
June 28, 2011 by
Bring zuh rabeet to me.
I must taste heem.
Yannnnnnnnnllllggggg. Dee-lee-shous.
Alexandra B. says all the animals on her farm want to meet the fresh buns as they pop out of the oven, and rescued fawn Callie is no exception.
Don’t Take Another Step!
April 27, 2011 by
I have a nose.
And I’m not afraid to use it.
Holy redonkulous nosicles, Erin!
Looks like a job for…Bed Hog!
April 23, 2011 by
Bed Hog knows being a mattress tester means a lot of pressure, long hours and even getting laid off.
But for Bed Hog it’s as easy as, well, rolling out of bed.
Call Bed Hog today! Not to be confused with Pig in a Blanket.
Looks like Bed Hog ate the pillow, Lena.
Twisted Tails
April 19, 2011 by
The farmer sat in his empty barn,
All alone one early morn,
Worriedly twisting a few straws of hay,
Wondering how he would last the day.
The fairy seeing his distress
Asked if he would like one wish.
The farmer thought while the hay still bending
And wished for a supply of goats never ending.
The fairy has a maa-maa-maa-gic touch, D. ByronPatterson.
