03-07-2012, 08:44 PM
Well well well. Animals to take care of and a stall to lay in for the night. He was happy to see the pack... no not the pack. His family. That sounded right. He stepped into the barn and breathed in the scents of the horses, cow and piglet that resided there. He checked each of the stalls and noticed that they had been cleaned recently but some still needed some mucking and the cow needed to be milked. He would milk the cow first and went searching for a pail and a stool to sit on so he could.
He found a pail but no stool and decided that he would make one later for the people who run the barn. He was tall enough that he could just sit and milk the cow. It seemed to notice that he was new and started to freak until he spoke to it in hushed tones and was able to sit and start milking the cows full looking utters. He had seen some bottles earlier and after filling the pail he would fill some of them. He started to hum some prayers and smiled. Family. He had found a family.
The pail was full faster then he thought it would be and he gathered some of the bottles and filled a few of them before starting to muck the stalls and pick the one he wanted to sleep in. He put new hay in some of the stalls and found carrots to feed the horses along with some feed for the cow and piglet. He noticed some of the stalls had weak doors and was in need of a few patches on the roof. He would fix them as soon as he organized the bales of hay.
He found a pail but no stool and decided that he would make one later for the people who run the barn. He was tall enough that he could just sit and milk the cow. It seemed to notice that he was new and started to freak until he spoke to it in hushed tones and was able to sit and start milking the cows full looking utters. He had seen some bottles earlier and after filling the pail he would fill some of them. He started to hum some prayers and smiled. Family. He had found a family.
The pail was full faster then he thought it would be and he gathered some of the bottles and filled a few of them before starting to muck the stalls and pick the one he wanted to sleep in. He put new hay in some of the stalls and found carrots to feed the horses along with some feed for the cow and piglet. He noticed some of the stalls had weak doors and was in need of a few patches on the roof. He would fix them as soon as he organized the bales of hay.