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    Cutest thing this year!

    We have a fairly long driveway, fenced on both sides because we have a few sheep. Right now we have 7 new lambs from about two weeks old to the twins who were born two days ago.

    This afternoon when we drove out of our driveway, one of the newest lambs actually chased the car all the way down the driveway, jumping and literally bouncing all the way --- it was toooo cute. Then we had to wait at the end of the driveway to be sure she got back with her mom. How I wish we had a video of it!

    Donna
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    How Cute! Priceless!!
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    • #3
      Oh that would have been so cute to see! But I did have a mental picture of it as I read, and made me giggle!!!! I bet they do lots of cute things!
      Hugs,
      Tracey
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      • #4
        to cute..

        Donna ha a little lamb, a little lamb, Donna had a little lamb, every where she went the baby lamb wanted to go...

        guess I woke up on the right side of the bed this morning...
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        • #5
          That is the sweetest thing...
          I was reading your post and was imagining the little lamb just bouncing away...lol Thank you for sharing that Donna.. I wish you had a picture to share...
          Hugs
          Ronda

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          • #6
            Oh Donna...I love it when it is lambing time around your house. You always post the cutest things about them.
            Sharon

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            • #7
              Awww... it sounds absolutely adorable!!
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