We aren't very good llama ranchers. We haven't checked on the llamas for quite sometime. They have their own pasture with water and we don't have to worry about them getting out. They are pretty much on their own during the summer. DH came in the house today and said "Bring the camera". Isn't she cute?
Oh how nice to have such a lovely surprise.
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Oh MIA came up as the beginning of the word verification word . Nice name Ah!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lovely surprise. A really awwwwwwwwwww moment.
ReplyDeleteOh she is darling. What a wonderful surprise.
ReplyDeleteHow wonderful!! A new baby :)
ReplyDeleteLOL! My husband would have said the same thing. She's darling! How many do you have?
ReplyDeleteHow sweet is that? Adorable!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, "Grandma"! lol
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Janet I'm having slight trouble with email via blogger... thanks for visiting Soggibottom, I always love to see you there... X X X
ReplyDeleteAs for your new addition. AW... dare I say, that beauty and her mum will always have a home here if you are full :-) :-)
lots of love
:-) x x x
She is cute! I didn't realize you were llama ranchers also.
ReplyDeleteSooooooooo cute!....grin.....maybe looks happy and on guard.
ReplyDeleteThat is so fun to find a new little llama in your field. How many do you have? Cute little thing.
ReplyDeleteShe's darling. Kind of reminds me of the people in Texas who gave up on raising emus. Some of the emus got very wild. Now there are lots more emus in a few places. :0 And to think of all the trouble my friend went to, incubating the first batch, and fussing over them so carefully 20 years ago. Seems like everything but the pandas can do it ok if they're not too domesticated. You would think God had a plan or something. 8)
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