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11 users commented in " “It’s a big world out there!” "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackNow that is one cute head!! I can’t believe how big they are already! Did time really go by that fast?
There’s a big world and lots to be curious about. Nice photo telling a story.
AHHHHHH, love it! Wish I could meet the Sheba seven!
Kisses,
Nala
wow, just discovered your blog thru clairz’s blog, the zees…i hope that little goat survives…such saddness! the solar cooking is amazing! wish i could follow you but i couldn’t find a place on your blog??
Such fwunkable ears! I know that’s not a real word but it’s the word my family invented for how a dog or cat likes having their ears rubbed.
Oh how precious, Esther. That looks like a “grown-up” dog looking out into the big world.
Cute! The pups will soon be out exploring the world — and probably finding all kinds of ways to get into mischief!
which one is that?
@m.e: That’s Sandy/Mr Biyu!
Thank you! I’m so happy you included his original name. I loved each one of them, and it was wonderful to find out they are simply numbers. Even so….Mr. Biyu has great class.
I LOVE this pic..:-)))
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