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I Love Lucy.


There are dozens of animals on the farm who have stolen our attention and affection. Ones who stand out from the others in the flock or herd. Ones who make themselves known. One animal, however, has made herself our friend more than any other. This is Lucille. She is Daniel's black lab, and the "farm dog", the only one allowed to run amuck on her own and be a vital part of chores. Nothing makes her happier than to ride in the car. Especially in the times when Trilli was back home in the mountains, Luc became our visiting puppy, following us like a shadow, whining if we went inside and left her out. We are going to miss her dearly when we go.

To make things more interesting- we have two Lucille's.

This is Luc (pronounced "loose"):






And this is Lucy:



Until next time,
Angela Kelly



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