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May 15, 2005
Bathing Beauty
We bought Rosie a new pool today: a watering trough for cows or horses, made of a nice heavy plastic that can stand up to being in direct sunlight for extended periods. Also, with a punchout for a little bunghole to drain it. We brought it back to the place in SLO to test it out.
Here's Noel looking all suburban with the hose.
Rosie was a bit suspicious at first. This was looking like it might be good for her, rather than just plain fun.
Nothing better than a nice long drink from the hose on a hot spring day.
When it was filled up, she jumped in, and out, a few times, just to be sure it wasn't some kind of trick.
But eventually, she gave in to the lure of the nice cool water on the tum.
And of course, nothing tops off a cool bath like a nice vigorous roll in the grass.
Posted by ayse on 05/15/05 at 1:54 PM