Isn't it funny what creatures of habit our animals are? I can almost set my watch by the whining that goes on here if I'm late with a meal or an evening treat (Wally's Cookies). Their internal clocks are something else!
Well, despite being hungry, they sure do look beautiful. Thick, fuzzy coats and NO MUD anywhere on them - this is what I notice about these pictures. I don't even DARE post pics of my crew right now. sigh.
you have some of the nicest pictures i have seen. Hank is so beautiful and I am sorry to read what you are going through with him.{{{HUGS}}} Those burro are the cutest. They must be so much fun to watch. If you don't mind can you tell me what kind of camera you use. I am looking to get a new one and like I said your pictures are so nice. Of course it helps with the beautiful animals that you have to take pictures of. Thanks
Yeah, I think we've all seen those looks a time or two! But, Carson, you should know better than to be 15 minutes late to lunch!! Haven't those boys trained you better than that? Look at them - they're all starving!
Where have you been?
Lunch was supposed to be served 15 minutes ago.
It's so hard to get good help these days.
Isn't it funny what creatures of habit our animals are? I can almost set my watch by the whining that goes on here if I'm late with a meal or an evening treat (Wally's Cookies). Their internal clocks are something else!
ReplyDeleteHaaaaay...I've seen that very same look before a time or two. What can I say? The service in this joint is lousy ;o)
ReplyDeleteThose internal clocks are amazing. I have four sad eyed dog faces at home that stare me down if dinner is running a few minutes late,too.
ReplyDelete(Bet they didn't leave you a tip today, did they?)
That is too funny, it's amazing how they know what time it is and when you are just a tad late. lol...like how dare you lol.....
ReplyDeleteThat is too funny although my horses ALWAYS want to eat.
ReplyDeleteThe service around there seems to have been a little sketchy, the boys will just have to let it reflect in the 'tip'.
ReplyDeleteI'm always amazed by the ability of animals to 'know' what time it is. Daylight savings time really messes up the balance.
ReplyDeleteI am sure they don't mind a bit if lunch is earl:))
ReplyDeleteYep, I've seen it too...
ReplyDeleteIs Alan in the midst of saying something there? :)
ReplyDeleteWell, despite being hungry, they sure do look beautiful. Thick, fuzzy coats and NO MUD anywhere on them - this is what I notice about these pictures. I don't even DARE post pics of my crew right now. sigh.
ReplyDeleteThose tummy clocks are very accurate.
ReplyDeleteGeorge & Alan are so cute in their April calendar picture. They are getting lots of attention from my co-workers today.
OMG that's my dog. (okay, she's shorter, but you know what I mean.)
ReplyDeleteYou know why they know the time of day (and my horses don't)?
ReplyDeleteThe SUN is always out in New Mexico...NOT so in Washington...grrrrr.
you have some of the nicest pictures i have seen. Hank is so beautiful and I am sorry to read what you are going through with him.{{{HUGS}}} Those burro are the cutest. They must be so much fun to watch.
ReplyDeleteIf you don't mind can you tell me what kind of camera you use. I am looking to get a new one and like I said your pictures are so nice. Of course it helps with the beautiful animals that you have to take pictures of.
Thanks
LMAO! George and Hank are giving you "the look" while Alan is being a bit more juvenile in his expression!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I think we've all seen those looks a time or two! But, Carson, you should know better than to be 15 minutes late to lunch!! Haven't those boys trained you better than that? Look at them - they're all starving!
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