Shy kitten blowing kisses.
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Don’t be fooled though. Manouchki has been observed sleeping with dogs and also with pigs. She and Tima appear to have an arrangement whereby Tima lies really still and Manouchki lies on her back kneading all the knots out of those little pig shoulders.  True. I am stalking them today to try and get the shot. But  it is almost impossible to sneak up on a pig.

Speaking of Tima she was banished back to her own  quarters,  and out of min,e yesterday afternoon for breaking a red bowl, sticking her head in the rubbish bin, then running off with a potato from the pantry. hay-008

Bad baby piggie. hay-003

Do you see Godot’s tail growing? He is still a very shy bird, it is hard to get a decent shot of him. But he is growing.

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The handsome hay-man came with his teddy today and tedded the hay.   They should just call it a fluffer as it fluffs up the hay.  But I guess tedder is better. The ground is very wet and rain is threatening to fall again on Saturday.  So now my hay field looks like this, in the hopes that it will  dry faster.hay-007

I will decide on Friday when to rake it.

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Dinner. Do you like my new kitchen table? The Matriarch found it for me on a garage sale.  I love it.

I hope you have a lovely day.

Your friend on the farmy,

miss c

 

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  1. Great table and dinner. That’s a new meaning of the word teddy to me – Teddy Boys, bears, skimpy nightgowns and now hay fluffing. Perhaps the nightgowns and fluffing go together 😉

  2. I’ll pray for your hay. The table is good. Jock is poorlyinbedunderthedoctor as my Mum used to say. So I’m not doing much other than creeping into his room with things he says no to. I can’t get the car out of the garage (too tight a fit, and I’ve lost all my confidence in driving) so I’m not going anywhere for a bit!
    love,
    ViV x

  3. Minouchki, the masseuse and Tima the chiflada, a Spanish word meaning spoiled. 😉 Animals and their relationships are so fascinating. I hope you can sneak up on them, but even so, I have a picture in my head which makes me smile. Love that green on the table! The Matriarch is a smart shopper. Scrumptious looking meal. Perhaps it’s one of the chickens that I dragged around over the summer. Yum.

    Fluffer works for me. Hopefully, there will be sun today where you are to help with the drying. We are predicted to get rain here today which is wonderful.

    Have a glorious day C!

  4. I love your table too C. And that gorgeous bird on it! Have you ever made beer can chicken? Yum!
    Can’t wait to see Tima getting a massage! 🙂

  5. I love you and your throng so much Ceci – sorry for not keeping up lately – you are always such a breath of fresh wind on my sweaty face (not very poetic but you get the drift!) Jxxxx

  6. Yes. I do love your new table, and your photo of it; how well you captured the moment of waiting eat, right up to the steam from the pot. Corn? hmmmm – may have to roast a chicken tonight. Looks like that table has extensions that pull out. Whatever, it is a keeper and a good “find”. 🙂

  7. Your new table is fab and the food on it makes me want to pop in the car and head east to come see you. It looks delightful but then that is not surprising at all given you are such a talented lady. I can imagine the cat giving pig massage pics now……perfect for a calendar page if you can snap them!

  8. If Tima ever tires of her feline masseuse, I shall volunteer to come and knead her knots and tickle her furry face, the wicked piggy. And for you, Miss C, I shall make chocolate orange torte and chicken soup.

  9. I think naughty and pig must be synonyms. 🙂 Evidence of how smart they are.
    How do you pronounce Manouchki? I am guessing “Ma Nooch Key”. Am I close?

    • we should ask ViV .. being our reident linguist and the namer of that particular cat but I say Ma NooSH Key.. which is probably what you are saying too..

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