(IC RP) Li Jun Tends To New Sheep

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I help move my eight new sheep into their Golden Agri Culture field, "Sheep incoming! Beep! Beep! They're sheep!": .  

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I give my sheep water: .  

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I give my sheep nutritious food pellets mixed with corn, blueberries, and cranberries: .  

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And, of course, I also feed my sheep lots of hay: .  

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I introduce my Mom to my sheep, "Mom, I have some individuals I'd like you to meet. They're very special to me."
Jeannette: "Well, okay. But, I hope they're not gonna be mean to us for being purgatory people."
"Oh, no, Mother, I don't think they'd dare such a thing. I think they're quite sweet."
Jonathon joins in on heading to the sheep in my hat.
My Mother and step-father stare at the sheep.
I tell them, "I told you they're sweet and special. I put out offer for my shepherd staff for them."
Jeannette: "Bananas and sheep is your farm?"
"Oh, yes. smile The only crop I can really get into at the moment is bananas, and sheep are one of my favorite livestock animals."
Jonathon: "I love it! We have sheep of God!"
Jeannette: "But, it's unusual to pair them with bananas. But, if that's the only crop available, oh well, I guess."
"Mom, Step-Dad... Would you guys like to help me name them?"
Mom: "Alright... Four black, four peach..."
Me: "The peach are Merino."
Mom: "Oh, my! That's good money! With some cheaper wool to sell, too. So, that's pretty good. Though, they're not exactly an abundant flock."
Step-Dad: "I helped by them. And, the bananas. His other banana trees are his other Dad's."
I wag my tail with a smile, "I'm really glad I have sheep. Sheep are so sweet and cute! And, they give wool, milk, and lambchops."
Step-Dad: "Yeah, that milk and lambchops sounds delicious. But, the lambchops will be reserved for special occasions. We'll need most the lambs to fill out the flock."
Mom: "Alright, I guess they'll be good for us. BUt, most of the year they're only good for milk. Do they make more money than they cost to upkeep?"
Me: "Yes. Even just from wool by itself they do. When you add milk and lambchops they have a higher profit to them."
Step-Dad: "I picked two rams and two ewes of each species. Both species work for wool, meat, and milk each. And, the merino will make the most money, but having the more common sheep also helps contribute to wool for poorer people, too."
Mom: "Alright. If it'll help boost our income, I'm all for it. But, we'll have to feed, water, and clean up after them."
Me: "That's the easy part. The hard part is harvesting bananas. I don't know why they sold me a starter crop that's so dangerously high up in the air. They should have sold me tomato seeds or something."
Dad: "Oh, well."