Gelato had to come in for a bath, because he covered himself in mud. Please note, he is living inside my workshop at the moment, and still was able to do this. Ducks!
Drying off after the bath, looking much less muddy.
Good afternoon, sir
Nothing wrong with getting down and dirty, now and againGelato had to come in for a bath, because he covered himself in mud. Please note, he is living inside my workshop at the moment, and still was able to do this. Ducks!
Drying off after the bath, looking much less muddy.
Gelato had to come in for a bath, because he covered himself in mud. Please note, he is living inside my workshop at the moment, and still was able to do this. Ducks!
Drying off after the bath, looking much less muddy.
Was that you or DH sayin' that?
He's adorable!Gelato had to come in for a bath, because he covered himself in mud. Please note, he is living inside my workshop at the moment, and still was able to do this. Ducks!
Drying off after the bath, looking much less muddy.
Nothing wrong with getting down and dirty, now and again
Oh heck no..... Even when it's 20 below outside they want out in it.
I'd never survive up there!
Definitely. That's why I like having a decent sized coop... keeps them from going crazy during the long cold spells.
I don't know and I'm not preaching..... It's just an observation....I quit smoking about 25 years ago..... Before that I had crippling headaches fairly often..... So it's either the quitting smoking cured my headaches or the Bone Marrow Transplant did.....
