At any given time, on any given day, shepherds can be seen from our upstairs windows directing their herds up and down our main “cobblestone” (ie. cement block path) street. Apparently the grassy stretch off which our front door lies provides choice sweet grass perfect for long gestation periods and multiple stomachs. The little guy from the picture was so caught up in the vegetation that he didn’t notice when his entire family LEFT. He hung out in front of our house for a good hour before realizing, ‘oh wait a second, i’m alone. oh...NO.’ Thus began an imaginably scary 45 minutes of moo’ing his heart out while staying rooted in the same exact position. After half an hour of this, I couldn’t take his sad lonesome moo’s and so decided to take a picture with him. Because we all know that when you’re lost, what you really want is someone you don’t know to take a picture with you. Help you memorialize the moment. Or something.
Happy to oblige, little guy.
His shepherd did return 20 minutes later and smacked his rear all the way back to the herd. It was a rough day for all involved.
Thanks for checking in!
Holly
(me and the forgotten calf)
Happy to oblige, little guy.
His shepherd did return 20 minutes later and smacked his rear all the way back to the herd. It was a rough day for all involved.
Thanks for checking in!
Holly
(me and the forgotten calf)