Jarom's cousin Marci was babysitting a baby pygmy goat for the day. I couldn't help myself, I had to rush over and see it. I don't know what it is about goats, pygmy's in particular, but I ADORE them. I've always wanted a goat.
See how tiny she was, that's just your average lawn rake behind her. So little, she was like a cat. ADORABLE!!
My city kids had a heyday playing in the chicken coop. (Kate called it the "chicken's hut". I've since told her it is a "coop" she now calls it the "chicken poop".)
Such a novelty to play with the chickens.
Hey Carter, there's something on your back.
Awwww....look at those cute kids.
I'm not sure if the kids or I had more fun. I think maybe it was me. :) I really want a goat! Think my neighbors would mind? ;)
Friday, April 23, 2010
I Need a Goat
Posted by Elena at 8:27 AM
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OH NO! I AGREE, THEY ARE ADORABLE, THE PIC W/ ALLYSA WAS SO SWEET....MY OH MY
Oh my goodness! Adorable! You would make such a great farmwife! :) The picture of Allysa is just timeless! And I love the ones of Kate and Carter, too! Just wonderful memories!
Oh they are so cute! Kate looks like she's going to wring the birds neck :)
I'm with you. I want a little nanny to be a pet/ milk goat. *sigh* City limits determine that it will not be so....
Adorable! I am a sucker I just have to look at these cute pictures and I want a goat too!
I agree with Kate Kate. Chicken coops should be renamed Chicken Poops. Baby chickens and chicken coops kind of gross me out.
How fun! I think chicken poop is a more fitting name. I think you should get a goat. Think of the adventures you could tell.
I have this huge desire for backyard chickens. And a goat would be good too. We were actually joking about getting one tonight. One especially trained to eat weeds and ivy :-)
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