Biggie is not very happy with me right now because tonight is her first night in the dry lot. So just like Gracie, she’s got to start alternating in the dry lot and the grass because even though she doesn’t have a gigantic potbelly, I don’t know if you can notice, she’s so fat. Like I’m talking just fat on top of her.
But fat like if you poked your finger into her, it go into inches. She just got real fat real quick. And we do not want her getting too, too fat. Before this first baby, I talked to her old owners who bred her, and they said that her mama, Rita, her mom’s name is Rita, had to be on a ration balancer until the very last like two months of her pregnancy due to how fat she would get.
So we’re just trying to stay ahead of it and not let her get absolutely obese before she’s ready to fall, because she will be our first mayor having her baby in 2025. She’s due in January. So anyway, Earlene is gonna keep an eye on her and make sure she’s not too stressed out. She still has. She still has buddies next to her, but she is not happy, not a happy camper.
And, you know, I probably wouldn’t be either if someone put me in a dry lot, but sometimes I feel like I need that person to put me at a dry lot. You know what I’m saying? I need a human version of a dry lot. And so I’m just. I’m acting in your best interest. Biggy. Okay.
“Big E is NOT Happy with Me” could explore the emotional fallout of disappointing someone important. It might delve into themes of communication, understanding, and the journey to make amends. The narrative could highlight the dynamics of the relationship, the reasons behind Big E’s feelings, and the steps taken to restore harmony. Ultimately, it’s about growth, accountability, and the effort to rebuild trust.
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