Matt, our farrier is coming tomorrow morning to trim Fanny and Lulu’s hooves. It’s one of their favorite things to do along with eating carrots and getting brushed.
I don’t know if their smiles in this photo are because they know Matt is coming or because we’re standing under the apple tree.
Great and very unusual shot of the donks❣️
Love it
I think they were posing for me Wendy. 🙂
What a delightful portrait of these girls! Their inquisitive, soulful natures come right through the monitor. You really know how to capture the essence of the animals in your family!
oh what a lovely compliment Pat. I do suppose it’s how I see them.
It looks like their eyes are smiling.
Like how you can tell if a person is smiling even with a mask on.
They are so expressive.
I fell in love with donkeys when I was in Greece. They were work animals but very well cared for.
Much like the Amish horses Jon describes. I would say Fanny and Lulu are even spoiled. Lucky donkeys
I love that you can see that in their eyes LoisJean. I can just imagine the working donkeys you saw in Greece. I’d love to see that myself. And it’s very true that Lulu and Fanny are spoiled. I like to think its a small way to make up for all the donkeys who have been mistreated throughout our human history with them.
I wish I could reach right into this picture and give them a big hug! Thanks for the smile. I was needing one and I got two.
Oh Good Barb! I know Fanny and Lulu would love a hug from you.
This picture would make a nice magnet
It would Susan. I rarely think to make my photos into magnets. It’s a good idea.