(06-17-2014, 11:04 PM)Nanno Wrote: I want to see pictures of your kid!! Sounds like he'd fit in my herd.
And yes, Petunia did keep me up checking her all night only to kid the following afternoon. Thank goodness I decided not to step out and run errands since it turned out she needed help!
Today I taught a riding lesson, did some chores, and mostly sat around all afternoon playing with baby goats. Tonight Phil and I went out for the final goodnight check around 10:30 and ended up sitting in the shed with Petunia and her kids for over half an hour. We've decided to name them Snickers and Sputnik.
Hey, now there's a Sputnik? He'll have to meet Putnik then, since their names mean the same thing
(07-04-2014, 02:02 PM)sydneyjd Wrote: Well,for those of you who heard,about 2 months ago one of my goats pulled her leg out of socket,and she was that way till about 5 days ago,when she somehow popped it back in. She is starting to put more pressure on it,and she loves the freedom it brings. It is so fun watching her jump around like A one week old baby goat does. Soooo cute.
What do you think of all my soap i've been working on the last month? There are 10 different scents. https://cloud.openmailbox.org/public.php...09e1145d38 I wonder why some of them turned brown.
Glad your goat's leg is on the mend, that sounds painful!! (Ouch, shudder )Those soaps are making me hungry! Do you have any with coffee grinds in it? I sometimes gently scrub my face (very gently!) with my warm, wet, leftover coffee grinds - the exfoliation, caffeine and oils, etc leave the skin soft and smooth and it doesn't stain the skin (you'll just smell like coffee for a while ) watch the eyes!
*Saltlick* Rancho Topaz
near Topaz Lake, Nevada
near Topaz Lake, Nevada