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8/1/12 at 7:07am

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My peeps enjoying the day.

Messy from watermelon

Silkies, one Banty, two Nigerian Goats, Arabian Horse, German Shepard, 3 small dogs, fish and birds.

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8/1/12 at 8:32am

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Aww, heheh, so cute! ^_^

At least they enjoyed the watermelon, right? Even if they got a bit messy...

I am definitely run by my chickens, without a doubt! But...that's not a bad thing, is it?

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8/1/12 at 1:22pm

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They are so cute!!

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8/1/12 at 4:38pm

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Fresh grass! Did you grow it just for them?

My birds are not that fond of watermelon or tomatoes for that matter.

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8/1/12 at 4:48pm

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they look like micro-mini llamas. lol

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8/3/12 at 10:40pm

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Thanks everyone! I really enjoy these peeps there so fun to watch. They love watermelon! Stick there faces right in. I water that nice patch of grass for them.

Silkies, one Banty, two Nigerian Goats, Arabian Horse, German Shepard, 3 small dogs, fish and birds.