“Lend an ear, do not fear the shear. The shear is here to clear your woolly veneer from head to rear. And though you may appear austere, and cause some to leer or sneer or even jeer, be of good cheer. Your wool will reappear next year!”
The Guru Drops Some Wisdom
The guru in question being that enlightened feline Mr Al Packer.
lol
Notice the guru is not one who has to worry about getting sheared..
Blessed are the fleecemakers…
For they shall inherit the mirth.
Aww, look at the youngling!!!
and yes, I was binging on the Mandalorean this weekend. Talk about cuteness off the radar…
snort!
I don’t know how you come up with this stuff, Mike, but this is hilarious!
Hark, Ye Of Little Fleece! You shall serve to spin a yarn another day.
I love Ye of Little Fleece.
That’s kind of similar to what I tell my husband if he trims my hair too much – “ it’ll grow back”.
Mike, I’m just catching up with Teddy Bear’s vet issues. I hope he continues to heal and gets back to his usual self. He probably won’t like going to vet after all this. How does he get along with Ani?
Ani bullies him sometimes and he usually responds by getting up and moving somewhere else. Other times, they can both sit in the same room and not react to one another much at all. I supervise them when they’re together and keep them separate when I have to go out.
My first rabbit, an intact female named Shakespeare, used to hump the neighbor’s (female) cat. Rabbits are very territorial – and bossy.
Not that there’s anything wrong with that! 😉
Alpacas always remind me of chenille bedspreads when they’ve been shorn. I just want to run my hands all over their soft, fuzzy bodies.