Say ‘Hello’ to Chance 🙂
Maybe they would appreciate her antics!
If I set the wheelbarrow down for a second, she is on top of it in the blink of an eye!
I’m thinking if this girl gets much wider then the circus may be interested in her as well. She still has a month to go before she lambs – poor girl.
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Tee hee hee, she needs a “Rascal” sign for her front, and a “Wide Load” sign for her back. What a cute expression though!
I like Chance, she knows what she wants and just how to get it. She has amazing horns… Which one is the wide load in your last picture? I am now starting to see some good sized bellies at my place. Sooooooo excited.
Her horns are what made me thing she was a ram lamb when she was first born. She had huge horn buds and I didn’t even bother to look for sure 🙂 A couple days later I noticed ‘she’ was peeing like a girl! I love her horns and she is very cute, but it makes chore time a little difficult! The wide one in the last picture is Grace’s mom, Kenleigh’s Aurora. She is a VERY easy keeper 🙂
Can she juggle a ball on the tip of her nose too?
We will be training for that shortly 🙂
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