I've been thinking about starting a new series called the Adventures of Linda Llama featuring our neighbors' llama. I have a few pictures of her and a series (not too frequently, mind you) will give me an excuse to take more. Today while driving down the road, as I passed their pond I noticed quite a few of their cows were lolling around in the shade around the pond but better yet I spotted the llama lying down in the water just a few feet from the bank. I wanted to stop and see if I could get a picture but it was over a hundred degrees out and I had a truckload full of groceries, including two tubs of Blue Bell ice cream, but it was just enough to give me a push to start the Adventures of Linda Llama. Enjoy and stay tuned for more pictures of Linda.
20 comments:
well, she's a doll! she has a very expressive face, so i think she will make a love subject!
I think she was mad that she's didn't have time for a fur brushing.
That would be great. We had fun llama shopping once for John's daughter for one to mind her goats. That llama could count those goats but it got bit by a snake and died.
Ohhhhh...she's lovely!!!
I have never seen one ...just in photos (of couse)...
I heard about the tornadoes (in the news) and about the huge fire in Colorado. Hope you are Okay!
Hugs
BShell
Sounds like a children's book in the making!! What a fun project!
I am so excited about Linda's series. Evan used to live next door to Tony Llama and I am fascinated by these animals... from their beautiful expressive eyes, to the soft down of their face hair... to the bifurcated little lips that they can pick carrots out of your hand... to the odd gait that looks so backward (camel like)... LOVE the llama! Looking forward to seeing more!
Please do. How lucky that you live close to one. I would love to be able to see them every day.
I look forward to seeing more of Linda!
I am llooking forward to it!
I VOTE YES to Linda llama series, bring her on. i have petted one a coule of times. they are fascinating
Linda looks like she would be a rich source of material.
That sounds like it could be a title for a children's book! I think it will be a fun series. Llama's are interesting characters.
You were right, the "Happy Camper" was parked on Whiskey Row by the courthouse. We go there often because it's our King Charles's favorite place to go for a walk.
Lovely Linda Llama looks like life is lazy and languid. :)
Lovely face and soft eyes!
I think living next door to a Llama would be rather exciting. I would want a reason to of visit her often as well. Will be watching for the next installment.
Linda is very lovely and I think a series would be most fun to see.
Maybe make her a blog mascot!
Cheers,
Jo and the Gang
I think this is a great idea! She looks like a charmer!
I love the Adventures of Linda Llama!!!!!
How did your neighbours manage to have a Llama at home?????
Kisses,
Ce.
I like your idea to let us participate on Llama Lindas adventures. Hope she likes ist too :-)
Maybe you have an umbrella on location, just to be on the safe side :-)
Very alert ears!
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