Someone else is completely bonkers too!
Pushy Pig.
It gets worse.
See what I mean? That little pig gets away with anything. Poor Boo Nanny. What can you do. (Does a rhetorical question have a question mark?)
The Daily View is going, ever so slowly; green. Ever so slowly but it is coming.
I hope you all have a lovely day.
Your friend on the farmy,
celi
The Kitchen's Garden 
50 responses to “I am not the only One”
I shall not try and better Chgo John’s comment – am imagining and laughing! What a tonic on a wet and windy Highlands morning 🙂 !
So sweet! Can you train little piggys like a dog? Too cute! I hope you are doing well. Take Care, BAM
I am trying to piece myself back together, having completely melted into the floor… Boo and Tima … I thought I’d seen everything with Boo and Marmalade, then Boo and Marcel, but this takes the cake/ biscuit?
How wonderful that you had your camera at the ready, and how wonderful for us …
Hilarious!
Those photos of Boo and Tima are heartwarming – and priceless! May I pinch them for my FB page about animals?
It IS changing color–I’ve missed green. Silly little piggie!
Boo is one amazing dog:)
When are you going to write some illustrated childrens books about the animal antics?! They would be bestsellers!
Delightful. Also the greener scene.
I have been meaning to ask – since some of your animals are inside/outside, what do you use for flea prevention?
DE. in their feed and sprinkled across the pens. Rubbed into the dogs then brushed.. Ticks are more of a problem.. and hopefully we have gotton rid of all the lice that came in with Poppy. .
Thanks!
I love Tima. She knows exactly what she wants. And Boo is so obliging.
A rhetorical question relies on punctuation. Thats the ‘nutshell’ answer, go here for more (maybe next winter when you have the time) …..http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/do-rhetorical-questions-need-a-question-mark
I think that fretting over ‘good’ and ‘proper’ English may be a kiwi ‘issue’. I do it too. Thats why I own a well thumbed copy of Mr Fowler’s “Modern English Usage” 1965, which sits right beside my equally well thumbed (Oxford, shorter) dictionary 2005.
How is the shorter version 2 volumes long? i love English.
Oh that Boo! Such a good hearted dog.
I bet Nanny Boo is delighted 😉
That’s a nice dog 🙂