Relaxed hand

in a different position from before

Change hand position on Kumbi's head

[c30397-kudesens2.jpg] Change hand position on Kumbi's head

Photo by Marg Johnson

I've changed my hand position

Again, I take plenty of time. I remain relaxed, crooning and giggling gently.

Kumbi is a bit more relaxed here than in the previous photo.

It's apparent he is not feeling threatened; nothing bad has happened to him.

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I've changed my hand position

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