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Nice to see E-pig's pen was finished
and in a spot with trees for shade. E-pig lounged in the shade of
the trees. Lovely. She always grunts when anyone visits her. Sweet.
Meanwhile, I got to scrubbing a couple
of the water troughs.
Most of the horses are good. I'll say
“hi” to them whether they come over or not, just to acknowledge
them.
Mooney-horse stood by me quietly when
I was in his paddock. He stood and just watched me clean and fill
the trough.
Caliber -horse is young and can
sometimes not have as good manners.
As I cleaned his trough He stood over
me and nuzzled me at times. I would take one step away and try to
get him to give me my space. He's insistent and nosed the trough and
me. So when I finished cleaning the trough I placed it so and
stepped outside the paddock. I filled the trough from outside the
fence.
He still tried to stretch out his head
to me yet the fence was in the way. Maybe eventually he'll learn.
He's still young.
He was taken later to the side pasture,
which was good.
I then cleaned his paddock alone.
Barney, the Great Dane mix-who is a
lovely dog, likes to sit on his haunches when I pat him. He always
seems to end up sitting on one of my feet as I give him attention.
I don't mind since he does move on when I stop patting.
Closeness
Other creatures seem to value closeness
too.
Others have some sense of curiosity.
I remember once when I was younger I
was out in the yard. I sat down in a spot where I could lean up
against the back wall of the house. I sat there quietly thinking of
things. I don't remember what I was thinking about, though it's not
important here.
There's a small bush at that side of
the house too. I felt I could be alone with my thoughts. Well, at
one point I noticed some movement out of the corner of my eye. I
wasn't startled, just noticed it. When I looked to the side a Robin
was standing near- within a foot-inches, from me. The bird sort of
looked at me. I looked away figuring it would fly off since I looked
at it. Well, I looked again and it was still there for a few moments
more.
I was like “hmmm”, then “huh,
cool”.
I wonder what that Robin was curious
about, why he came so close.
I couldn't help think of that song from
The Carpenters, "Close to You". “why do birds suddenly appear, every time you are
near...”
anyway
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