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that is needed in order to make sure my bunny was being properly fed and had the right kind of nutrition. Hay, mainly timothy hay, is a necessity within a rabbit’s diet for many different reasons. Feeding alfalfa hay to a young rabbit is how one should start out when it comes to feeding a rabbit and then eventually lead to feeding a rabbit timothy hay for the rest of it’s life. Alfalfa hay has a higher percentage of protein, fiber, calcium, and ash. The alfalfa is needed for younger rabbits because

farmer then proceeds to plot the hardest tests possible, of course they need to resemble Kaiden’s intelligence, strength, and his kindness. To test Kaidens strength he had to load and unload heavy hay bales to the horse stables, and back into the barn all day! Luckily the farmers truck used for moving the hay bales back and forth was broken, so Kaiden wouldn’t get suspicious. Kaiden was exhausted. His muscles were tense and walking on the wet grass, felt like walking on burning coals. “May I begin

For the past three years I’ve been a part of a team that has shaped me into the person I am today. The John Hay cross country team has given me qualities that genuinely made me a better person such as being confident, disciplined, motivated, and a leader. Not only did running help me express these attributes, it also saved my life. The summer of 2014 was a life-changing time for me. I was obese, depressed, unmotivated and mentally alone. Everyday I woke up ashamed. I didn't want anybody to look

Bang! The sound of the gunshot echoed through the hills. In certain urban parts of America, the sound of gunshots invoke fear into people. Gunshots symbolize murder, gangs, and brutality. In the backwoods of Tennessee however these gunshots are normal. With hunting being a favorite sport of many, it is not uncommon to hear shots ringing throughout the hills. Surrounded by woods, the threat of wild animals wandering onto your property is much greater than that of living in the city. To get a grasp

aroma of hay and fun and dung, and with the mysterious chuckling, cooing sounds of the barn swallows high up in the third loft."(King14) This quote is showing how Larry describes the barn being so warm and filled with smells, and how it is so deeply mysterious. Later on in the story, this mysterious warm place turns into a place of fear. The main characters, Kitty and Larry, are climbing up and old rickety ladder, and shuffling a crossed a 12ft. long beam. Once over the safety of the hay, they jump

Pierz. It was mid October so the mornings had a bite to them and the days were cool. We woke up at 6:00 in the morning so we could get our rabbits, which we were bringing to the auction to sell, settled in their cages. We had filled each cage with hay the night before so they would be warm for the ride there and for the time they’d be stuck sitting in their cages. After we loaded them up, we headed to the auction. Once we arrived at the auction, we brought the bunnies over to the people who tagged

It was a bright sunny Saturday afternoon on November 30th 2013 when my mom found me outside doing chores. “Let’s go to Canton to get a cow your dad bought.” My mom invited. “Why?” I inquired. “Because everyone is going.” “Okay, I’m going to go change my jacket then.” I became slightly suspicious because my whole family was going along, and it didn’t make sense to drive all the way to Canton to pick up one cow when we usually got our livestock from Sioux Falls Regional livestock. I decided

Ella’s Memoir My 11th birthday party Me and my one year older friend strutted to the laundry room while everyone else waited for their turn to take a picture in the plastic hawaiian frame. We noticed that we had to share one little oval with our two tan arms. I was a little upset that I had to be the boy but I realized it was hilarious so I was fine with it. I kept singing hula-hula and it was cracking Alli up. My ready to host a party mom suddenly said 1... 2...3... click click! The photo was

thought, "Oh, he doesn't love me." Weeks passed and Ralph rode to the Moody's barn. He saw Sara patting her horse. "Ms. Sara this bundle of hay is for your horse! It tis valley hay. Horses love it." blurted out Ralph climbing off his horse. She replied," Well, my horse doesn't like valley hay! Here, have your hay back!" Ralph feeling rejected gave the hay to her younger brother, Tom. Ralph thought that Sara didn't love him. Then Ralph hopped on Clyde and rode till he found a cactus. Gently climbing

asleep and snoring. Eventually I drifted off to sleep as the distant lightning flashed shadows on the barn walls. CRACKLE! BANG! BOOM! I was awaken by a loud CRASH. It was so loud! I looked up to the hay mow and could see that lightning had struck a hole in the roof to the piles of fresh hay. They were on fire! Within minutes, all I could see was red and orange, and I could barely breathe. I ran outside as fast as I could. Where was that stupid kid? He needs to get the horses out! I kept