pitcherlady
April 06, 2006
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Not your average boyfriend.
I met this alpaca a couple of days ago and his name was Casanova. He walked up to me out of a herd of males and, at eye-level, kissed me, right on the cheek.
Then he stayed there, breathing - kind of heavy, his face against my face.
His owners said he never met a girl he couldn't fall in love with. They also said the studs had different personalities. Some were sweet to the girls, and some aggressive and some they said - behaved like jerks. It sounded somehow, familiar.
The best part, and believe me, alpaca people would fall on the floor laughing but to me, the best part - was that there were nearly two hundred of them and they all had names. Not ordinary names either. Names like Mungo Jerry and Grace Kelly. Jordan and Shaq. I swear it's the truth. You can read more about them in the May issue of Nashville Lifestyles.
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