Yesterday evening, having spoken to Daisy (my non-resident expert), I decided to change over my feeding regime for the Old Folk to the small hole haynets.
Iacs refused to talk to me.
In his opinion, this was a terrible decision and one that should never have happened. I told him to “get on with it”.
Kolka was not a huge fan either. Food comes in huge lumps as far as she is concerned. She is quite arsey so I am back. We are working on our truce.
This morning, I found the small-hole haynets empty and no one starving so, after the daily bucket, I refilled them and told everyone to “get on with it”.
They did, albeit grudgingly – note, Iacs’ face!
Snow, snow and more snow all day and night.
They are moving around.
A blizzard this afternoon and I put out the soaked fibre block with secret carrots and another batch of haynets.
Haakon and Iacs did some begging at the fence and I duly did some ignoring.
And, yes, I shouted “get on with it”.
Haakon retaliated by sticking his tongue out!
And I left them all getting on with it. I tell myself although the weather is harsh, no one is exactly thin.
While they are not thin, hey, like you, must be done with winter. Love the sass of the tongue action.
But the grumpy pants they all put on is because you are making them WORK for their hay.
They are all so cute, I want to give them big hugs!