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Monday, December 17, 2007

Re: [AlpacaTalk] The wacky writer again-- tucking alpacas in

We don't tuck alpacas in for the night. most farms don't close them in
barns at night either. They can go without pelleted feed for a day.
Many farms feed nothing but hay and free choice minerals, and water. At
our farm we have hay boxes that hold full bales that are refilled as
needed, usually once a week. If your fictional protagonist goes away
for the day, hr alpacas will do fine.

Heather

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On Dec 17, 2007, at 4:30 AM, CapeCodCat@aol.com wrote:

> Ok.. I have another writer question.
>
> Although I adore these lovely creatures I write, not care for them.
> However, I want them to be lovingly and wonderfully portrayed in my
> novel. And
> accurately.
>
> I have a problem. My character has gone away for the day, and not
> thought
> about set up someone to feed the alpacas. A friend calls someone who
> grew
> up with cows.
>
> What instructions should I give?
>
> It's a bright summer day in the novel, the weather is fine and all the
> alpacas are healthy and happy.
>
> I want in the story for her to learn to set up backup care for the
> alpacas.
> It's not a big moment, but I want the conversation to be natural.
>
> Her friend calls someone to take care of the alpacas. And I'm not
> sure what
> to tell the fictional guy who grew up with cows how to tuck the
> alpacas in
> for the night.
>
> Help! Otherwise I'm having a mental moment of putting alpacas in Elmo
> jammies and reading them Dr. Suess.
>
> I'd love to have a quirky alpaca that she needs to warn the caretaker
> about.
> "Watch out for Pandora she likes to ....."
>
> And biting seems so mean. What could Pandora do that is a bit quirky
> but
> not where she bites?
>
>
>
> >^..^<
> Marie
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