*sigh* I'm loosing my touch. (Warning: Hi-jacked by Em)

[Bunnylady]

When I went over to the barn to feed the horses this morning, I knew I would have a mess to clean up. The deluge yesterday meant the horses had to spend all day in their stalls, so the stalls were a nasty mess. What I hadn't reckoned on was that while one of the other owners was working their horse in the round pen, the horse somehow managed to split a piece off the back corner of one hoof. We got the bleeding stopped and the foot cleaned and wrapped up, but the owner didn't want to pay for an emergency visit on a holiday, so the vet will be called tomorrow. When the owner went home to get some supplies to wrap the foot, she found out her turkey was on fire . . . .

Is it any wonder that I like to hang out here? It's calmer, and much more predictable.


Merry Christmas, y'all!

 

[sourland]

I call them by their German names, which are fly mushroom and lucky mushroom..

Am i supposed to speak English??

Nah, just go on as usual.

 

[sourland]

Turkey was on fire?

I'm not quite certain where it lies, but there is Karma somewhere in that situation.

 

[vehve]

Al, Deutsch ist auch gut.

Bunny, hope the horsie foot gets better quickly.

 

[Alaskan]

The kids, spouse and I can't figure out why the turkey was on fire.

Spouse votes that they left the feathers on.

I think she covered it in bacon or bourbon!

 

[Bunnylady]

Quote: And what language would the "usual" be - gibberish?

 

[Alaskan]

isn't that what we all speak???

 

[hennible]

Jargon I think it's jargon

 

[Alaskan]

blah blah I WANT a maid

to cook and clean today

to fetch not just today

but to clean every day



I want a grand big house

built into a barn

where I can toss the corn

right down to the..... uh.......uh..... chickens

 

[sourland]

And what language would the "usual" be - gibberish?

Gibberish, inanity, insanity ---------- call it as you will ---------------