Video of Bo!

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I spent 30 minutes trying to add captions to this clip in iMovie. It's supposedly a really intuitive programme, but I just didnt have any patience today...



Bo does this ALL THE TIME. He jumps up on stuff ok but then can't get down again... (he can get back into the hay and you may notice the ramp on the other side...?) I think it's funny too how Mette-Marit is trying to get past him :)
 
oh dear... there was nearly an accident....
thanks for sharing Petra!
 
Silly pig, you can tell Bo's a man just doesn't have the intelligence like us women, its a good job he's cute!
 
Use caution when descending is Bo's prime motto :)

Organised my photobucket and the video was lost... Here we go again!

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I can imagine Mette-Marit calling out to him from the depths of the hay, OK, OUT of the way Bo, let me show you how. And then she slips off the thing herself from all the excitement and pushing. :))
 
I KNOW! It's so funny how she slips :))

(I am allowed to laugh a little because I'm her hooman mummy and I saw she didn't get hurt... That vetbed stuff is pretty thick :) It was more of a "the only thing wounded here is my pride... please move on.. and NO GAWKING, BO!" )
 
Bo is delightful - he reminds me so much of my Mischief that the memory gave me a pang! I love mette-Marit showing off to him and then slipping! :red
 
skrikopanik said:
The white houses are IKEA- crates http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/66696910 that I've cut holes in (after prepping them with a hairdryer to make the plastic softer). Cheap, stackable, easy to clean and white... What else can one want in a house? :)
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Ingenious! Do you just cut them with a hacksaw or do you fire up the power tools? And do the edges need to be filed/sanded or anything? (Just wondering whether or not I'm likely to end up in A&E, with my dodgy DIY expertise!)
 
Hacksaw? Hm... We never learnt the names of tools in English class and I haven't done andy DYI stuff in english either... *goes off to wikipedia...*

No, I used a UTILITY KNIFE! Not one of the flimsy craft ones, though, a proper tool one. Once the plastic is warmed up it's not too hard, actually. I put on jeans and garden gloves just in case, though... It would at least slow the blade down...

No sanding needed. Bo has done a little fixing of the edges, but he doesn't seem to manage to do much damage :) He prefers wood and hay!
 
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Hacksaw? Hm... We never learnt the names of tools in English class and I haven't done andy DYI stuff in english either... *goes off to wikipedia...*
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Thanks! I'm going to have a go myself. (Yikes...wish me luck!)

Btw your English is fab! I wondered if it was perhaps your first language as you're so fluent :)
 
missy said:
Thanks! I'm going to have a go myself. (Yikes...wish me luck!)

Btw your English is fab! I wondered if it was perhaps your first language as you're so fluent :)
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Heh, thanks! I'm pretty fluent as long as I know what I'm talking about. I did a summer at an american summer camp as a riding instructor and the first days were kind of odd when I didn't know and horse-tems. Describing stirrup as "metal foot-holder" bit and girth as "the belt that keeps the saddle put" was not very time efficient... Cars, kitchen and botanical stuff have also had to come one by one. I might just tackle tools next...

good luck! I hope you don¨t get hurt (I would feel responsible...:...)
 
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