Thank you for pointing out to me yesterday that despite their lack of formal training, George and Alan
are much more than adorable models for this blog. They are comedians, musicians, and pasture therapists as well.
When I went out to feed them lunch Monday, George demonstrated another of his many talents:
Anchor.
George: It's very windy. I don't want it to blow away.
What great companions, full of life and antics.
ReplyDeleteI believe in donkey language that is the sign for "More Please".
ReplyDeleteAre you sure that isn't sarcasm? It's what my dog does when his bowl is empty at meal time. "Look! My bowl is so empty I can stand in it!" If I don't notice the silent criticism, he puts one foot in the bowl and scrapes it across the floor. It's a lot like the sound of nails on a chalkboard.
ReplyDeletewish i had an anchor that adorable.
ReplyDelete"Thanks for the feed lovely tub, Mom. Maybe you should buy one for Alan and Lucy to share."
ReplyDeleteI have heard that donkeys can be excellent anchors. When they set their mind to staying put, they stay put. :)
ReplyDeleteAND, he has a mustache on top of his head in the second pic! George is so fashionable.
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! My mini does the same thing with his feed bucket. Sometimes he also manages to flip it all the way over.
ReplyDeletefiller up?????
ReplyDeletecomedians, indeed!
ReplyDeleteThis made me smile ... great way to start the day!
ReplyDeleteEither that, or ... it's time for a pedicure and there is no lovely warm water in the tub....
ReplyDeleteas BumbleVee, I also think mustachoed Georges is waiting for his pedicure
ReplyDeleteHa-ha! I meant to comment on this post, so I hope you read this! What I wanted to point out is that in yesterday's post I told the story of George and Alan planning their next (mis)adventure...and I said it would have to do with buckets!! Little did I know that George wouldn't be kicking anything around, but would find a way to make us laugh by simply standing around. He's got a knack for this comedy routine!!
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