This morning Negra was peacefully enjoying her peanut butter pine cone…
When there arose such a clatter…
Not pictured: Burrito’s raucous display making the “clatter.”
Negra’s whimper of concern
And outstretched hand seeking reassurance from the photographer
Back to business
Still best to keep eyes on that wild roommate…
Cindee says
That look on her face when she’s reaching out for reassurance is kind of heartbreaking.
Linda C says
I would think so, if I didn’t know that this was a daily occurrence for years. She’ll be okay.
Linda C says
Hi Anna!
Nothing between Neggie and her peanuts!
Do they eat the pine nuts, as well?
Anna says
I think they would but I don’t recall us every having them on hand!
Eli says
Oh, Bubba! Still stirring up chaos with the ladies.
Speaking of displays, do Neggie and Annie ever display? I don’t recall ever seeing them do it.
Anna says
Annie might sway back and forth a bit during a group display but I’ve never seen them start a display on their own.
Linda C says
“Annie rocks”
(couldn’t resist :grin:)
Kathleen says
Perhaps, since Neggie and Burrito are such good buddies, Negra could speak to Burrito about rescheduling his displays.
Rule #1: No displays when peanut butter has been served. Or Cow Bags. Or Night Bags. Or Firehose Cubes. Or any enrichment treat for that matter.
Rule #2: No displays when Negra is under her blankets and definitely not when she’s sleeping under the blankets.
🙂 Love the photos, Anna. I hope your presence was reassurance enough for our Queen. Negra has the most expressive eyes. Sigh…….
Jennie says
I REALLY enjoyed this blog. To be fair, I enjoy all of them! But I just loved the captions for the series of photos. And that photo of Negra stretching out her hand is SO sweet. Thank you for taking these photos for us!
Arlene and Michael says
Hi Anna, this is so sweet. I love the photos of Negra and your captions. Glad she was able to get back to enjoying her peanut butter pinecone!
Diane Kastel says
I agree with Cindee that it is heartbreaking to see “Negra” ‘s, outstretched, hand seeking reassurance!
Jane McDowall says
Oh my little Budda lady with those eyes and outstretched hand. My heart just melted even more. Im so glad that she still felt safe enought to keep eating, as she needs to keep that wee belly of hers full.