Posted on March 24, 2012, in Uncategorized and tagged Drawing, Family, Garden, gardening, Humour, Illustration, Life, Pen and Ink, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 13 Comments.
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love it
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It certainly would be a challenge- and Arnie is ready at hand to catch any bits that fall out of her
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However, it would be a challenge! Evie seems like a young lady who enjoys a challenge.
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I LOVE this one!
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Hi Angie! I’ve just nominated your blog for a Super Sweet Blogging Award: http://louisandmelcomics.w
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Love the drool!
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Go DoodleDude!
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Brilliant depiction of effort. The grass growth is ridiculous for March: 3 trailer loads of cuttings to the tip this week – just too much for the compost heap.
Should have brought them over for my hens, that should keep them busy for a week and then you can have it back in compost
Fantastic drawing! Your drawings always make me smile
Thank you Ruth, and welcome!
Your doodles are beautiful! I check your site regularly & always love your work….you are so talented. Thanks so much for sharing your work with us!
you’re most welcome Dee. Thank you.
Haha.
Don’t tell me you are seriously thinking of adding one to your pet zoo
I wish, our ark is a bit full at the moment!
Your drawings always startle, delight, and amaze me. However, this time I have something to say that I cannot keep to myself—
Did you know in some places farmers rent out herds of sheep to eat your yard? (Isn’t that genius?)
It could work, couldn’t it?
really? That is a brilliant idea!
An electric mower…cool. Tall grass…not cool.
I bet you can hear my mower screaming from where you are!
Your probably didn’t use that electric mower in a while. Haha!
You can also try using a cow. I guess they will eat more of your grass