Yesterday I was kissed by a llama.
Well, not actually kissed.
Rather, greeted.
Typical llama greeting:
Nose to nose - followed by a gentle breathing out into the 'greetee's' face, ear, hair.
Pretty darned neat-o.
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where, who, how!!!
can you take me?!
good breath or bad?
A llama? Really? How cool! I know people hike or backpack with llama, but I didn't know they licked and/or kissed! How very cool! :)
Jo & Open Grove ~
Friends of friends (several times removed) have property round these parts. They keep llama, sheep, horses, a mule and other assorted animals.
This CityGal was game to get into the llama enclosure for the meet n' greet. So glad I did - it was an awesome experience.
The particular llama that met me nose to nose did it twice, and her breath was rather nice...
If ever the opportunity arises for either of you, step right up!
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