First up, we're going back in time to view a couple videos that our dad shot on our first trip to the park that morning. In this first one, we had just discovered that tent with all the cool chickens and roosters and turkeys and gooses and other little guys in it. I ... umm ... I must admit, I hadn't quite found my Zim Zone of Calm quite yet. What can I say? I am a Siberian! Here you go:
Ammy was calmer than I was. (Ammy here. It's because Daddy had the camera going and I was trying to avoid it.) Oh, yeah. And I'm wearing a blue leash and Am's is green, in case you need a decoder!
I settled in a bit better after that, and we headed over to the cow and horse area. Here's another of Dad's vids:
Is it just me, or is Ammy looking at those cows a whole lot differently than I am!?!? I think they'd make cool friends! You know, have them over for dinner or something. Ammy looks like she like to have them for dinner. If you know what I mean. ("Oh, no, Zimmie. Not me. Hee hee hee.") Yeah. Right. Moving right along ...
Did you see the horses in the video? Here's another pic Dad took of me with them:
Me (Zim) with my cool horse friends. Cool sky in the background, too!
Mom could tell from looking at that one that I wanted to go back and see them! And so - we did! Without further ado, here are the shots some of you have been waiting for! My horse friends!
These guys were enjoying to bright sunshine:
This grey guy looked really soft and gentle:
He really liked me. We spent some quality nose-to-nose time. Here's another shot of my horse friends:
Mom liked that one guy's freckles. She has a thing for spots!
And here's my very favorite picture of the bunch -- me and some cowboys!!!
Me and my cowboy friends!
Cowboys are so cool!
I hope you enjoyed my and Am's trip(s) to the Riley County Fair and Kaw Valley Rodeo! Tomorrow, we'll resume our normal programming.
Play bows,
Zim
PS: If you missed them, you can see the rest of our adventure at these links: Part One, Part Two, Part Three and Part Four. Thanks for reading!
Dearest Zim, in the first video, it sounded like a choir of farm animals to me. I am still trying to work out what they were singing though....
ReplyDeleteWere they accompanying Beethoven's Fourth Mooooooovement perhaps?
(Actually I have no idea if Beethoven had a fourth movement, he may have just had one Big Movement for all I know!) Hey, I am Marvin!!
I also think the chickens would be nice to have for dinner, ooooops, sorry, to have over for dinner. Whatever Rocks Your Rooster I guess.
Thank you for sharing your wonderfully cool adventure with us.
I also hope the Animal Choir in the first video didn't feel a little "horse" after they finished all that singing. (ha ha, one for Amber there methinks!)
Zippity Doo Dah! Lotsaluv Marvin xxxxx
oh Zippety Doo Dah...you wonder? Well, it has been on my J's mind all day today since she heard it on the radio this morning. So she said why should she be the only one to suffer ;0D
Oh how fun! I had to turn the sound down, it was getting our boys going!
ReplyDeleteSam
We LOVE the pix, and that speckled horse is so beautiful. Our mum has a thing for spots too...hehe
ReplyDeleteYou are so well behaved around those animals. Zac would love it there but Holly is not keen on cows or Horses - so she wouldn't like it that much.
We now are off to read the other parts. It looks a wonderful place to visit. :)
Wow! what a great finale! Were those real turkeys saying "gobble gobble gobble"? Or was that Ammy expressing her opinion? (Ha-roo roo roo, just kidding, Ams. that's what we'd be thinking anyways)
ReplyDeleteThanks furry much fur sharing your adventure - we don't get to go to cool stuff like that here, and we really enjoyed it!
jack -a-roo & miss moo
Zim, You fit right in with those cowboys....all cool and stuffs!
ReplyDeleteThose be some pretty horses, too. Did you see any Donkeys like my sissie, Lucy????
MinnaK
Zim~ we don't speak duck, but we think those guys were taunting you!!!
ReplyDeleteWe loves your pictures with the horses and the cowboys. We think that one horse that walked over to you in the video, really wanted to be your friend!
Happy weekend!
Woofs and Kisses!
The Fiesty Three
I enjoyed seeing your trip, you got to meet some cool friend. That gray horse does look friendly and cute.
ReplyDeleteWe have really enjoyed the Fair and Rodeo posts; it looks like you guys had lots of fun!...Beautiful horse photos=in the video, they seemed interested in you guys too!...You're looking very handsome posing with those cowboys, Zimmie!...Happy weekend gorgeous friends...xo...Calle, Halle, Sukki
ReplyDeleteWe agree with Marvin - we thought it sounded like a choir! We kept waiting for you to enter with the solo woo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a simply awesome adventure Zimmie and Ammy! I wish I could have come with you.
ReplyDeleteHuffs
We think those ducks were trying to rile you all up Zim! We like how on the video of you and Ammy with the horses and cows, your dad panned away from the horses and when he went back the horses had come really close! They really did like you. Maybe you can get a horse to keep in your back yard!
ReplyDeleteThat was a very cool adventure you two had! It's always nice to make new friends!
ReplyDeleteHolly
Those were wonderful pictures. Thanks for allowing me to see one of my favorite creatures again. :)
ReplyDeleteI WILL be on the back of a horse again someday, I know it!
Oh - those horses are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your adventure!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing it!
Happy friday!
Kisses and hugs
Lorenza