Snati is bored, bored, bored….

While two of my visitors plus one daughter were packing to go back to school, I drove Daisy and Anna to see the bebbies, while I said goodbye as well to Jo’s favourite uncle, Don, who was on the boat too and going back home after far too short a visit.

Don’t worry, he has better wheels than that!

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The rain from yesterday has not really lifted so I just popped outside and took a few snaps of the horses.  An interesting herd group.  Note how Fivla (little white pony) is always between the boys and the mares and foals. They are a contented bunch and that is lovely to see.  This is how the foals will learn all the skills they will need to integrate into any herd environment or situation.

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Charlie was revolting.

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It is nearly impossible trying to imagine him as the leader in tandem at the RHS a few years back twinkling along at the front impressing the judges.  

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Anywho, Anna wanted to hug a newly hatched quail chick who happily obliged.  I see a future modelling career for this chick.

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Errr, this, apparently, is what Jo had for supper tonight (apparently they were the bigger versions).

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Snati, Jo’s collie pup was bored.  So he found a bone and threw it around the room at himself for a while.  It wasn’t much fun.

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Then he found Beeble who was peacefully asleep on the floor and so he was eaten instead.

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There was a second when Snati tried to behave but it was short lived and over-rated ….

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…. because he spied BeAnne snoozing.

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And with that, the Battle commenced!

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BeAnne always gives as good as she gets.  There is no stopping her. She rarely cowers. Just speaks as she finds.  She is from Chester-le-Street, County Durham after all.

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There was much snapping of teefs and giggling from us in the background.

While these shenanigans were going on, Beeble turned into Winston Churchill ….

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so BeAnne sought refuge with Daisy.

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