Val's Views

Lath math my herd. The sun is shining and we’ve been brushed. The day is off to a great start. I thought today I would introduce you to Lola. Lola is but a wee uan (lamb), and we’ve grown quite fond of her. Lola is a free spirit. Some days she’s a coo, some days she’s a hound, other days she hangs with the sheep. She seems to have more freedom than anyone one here at Jinkers. Her life however has not always been so easy. Rachel loves lambing season. She loves to see the litt

We’ve had some rain, we’ve had some beautiful ceò (mist), and we’ve had the sun shining through too. I’ve met lots of hoomans this week. They’re a weird bunch though, they seem to like to watch us eat… go figure. As long as the food keeps coming, they can watch all they like. It’s probably about time I started introducing a few hoomans. As highland coos, we are generally granted servants. Our first hooman was an absolute delight, and I suspect partially celestial. She was lik

I saw the funniest thing today!, but before I tell you about that, I need to introduce you to more of the herd. The hounds. These guys are literally mini-me’s for Betty and I. They are the same colouring as us, they are quite shaggy, and the best part, in my mother tongue, the word for dog is Cu!! The poor little things just don’t have horns. Their names are Isobel and Theodore, or Izzy and Teddy. Teddy is pretty chill. He tends to not say much, but when he does, everyone lis

Well that was a wild ride! It was like a candy coloured time machine, but instead of travelling somewhere in an instant, it was like it took FOREVER! But here we are. I have been granted my new fiefdom and our adventure begins. First some introductions. My name is Ruairidh, of the clan MooGregor. I am a Highland Coo of Scottish heritage. The hoomans like to call me Valentino. My side kick is a sweet wee lass of the clan Coombell. Her name is Beitidh. For those needing pronunc