
Here is the small one. She (I am assuming) is very thin, and her coat doesn't look too healthy. I don't think she's grown since last week.

Here is the larger one. It (he?- not sure) is quite healthy and frisky. They don't mind me coming out on the deck and talking to them.

In other news: This was day two of the Midwest Writer's Workshop. There have been four sessions already. I skipped one about creating comic books, but have two more this evening. I couldn't sleep last night, so the good news is that I wrote a chapter. The bad news is that I'm really tired already. But the sessions have been really great.
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4 comments:
Aww, poor thing. She does look smaller and thinner than the other
Aw, shoot. I hope she makes it.
Lulu: "Bambis! I hope the thin one starts catching up on the weight gain!"
Ann and Lin- I'm sure she'll be more vulnerable this fall.
Lulu- We have a lot of Bambis. I have become attached to these ones. Probably to my detriment.
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