The Other Coast by Adrian Raeside for June 26, 2019

“What, no pants?”

Apparently she envisions pulling the wool over the sheeps eyes in an effort to get it on.

Oh my, Toulose and Vicky, it is too late now to think about it. I would imagine the following (so that I could be glad and happy about this 100%-wool-sweater): Where this sheep lives it will not rain or it will be warm enough till its fur grow again.

Oh, Mr. Raeside, how I love your drawings and how you outline with a few brief strokes the facial expressions – on one side the joy about the sweater and on the other side the concern for a sheep in the cold weather.

That is very kind of her.

They shear them in the spring when it starts to get hot out they usually looked happy after to get all that stinky dirty will off kind of like a dog after the groomer

Not baaaad.

My two dogs just got their haircuts yesterday, and they are BOTH much happier to be rid of several POUNDS of fur!!

Now she’s feeling bent out of sheep.

That Sweater is going to shrink and suffocate the sheep … Fresh Irish Stew for dinner!

So, that’s a sheep in human’s clothing?

Hope it doesn’t shrink…

Wool grows back much faster than truffula trees.

Vicky looks a little sheepish, in that third panel!

His poor little nekid butt!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

Awww, that’s sweet!

They’re shorn at the beginning of summer when the heat would make the wool uncomfortable and they have all summer to grow it back.