Watching this calf makes me laugh … and makes me a bit Dr. Seuss-y.
I will run here:
Then, I will run there:
Then I will run everywhere!
I will run close to that thing on two legs:
Whoa!
I will run back to Mom*:
Whew…time to rest.
*Note: Abigail’s face is so dirty because she licks a hole down into her mineral tub instead of licking it flat/even across the top!
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They need mascara! I mean, white eyelashes? I’m amazed that a brand new baby calf is running all over the place.
Funny! Our goats have white eyelashes, too. It is amazing how quickly they change.
Cute! I miss watching baby calves run and play. My boys would always say, “Mama, that one’s tryin’ to be a rodeo cow” They grow up so quick (the calf that is)
Boys, too! 😉
Cute alert indeed! Thanks for the smile this morning!
You’re welcome! My work is done… 🙂
You made me laugh also! I love the joy of babies…and calves really do show joy well!
Linda
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You are so right!
SO cute!
She is! Happy, the donkey, keeps a close eye on her … from his side of the fence.
Looks like a happy, bouncing baby! So cute!
We all stop to watch her when she is playing!