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Showing posts with label billy goat. Show all posts
Showing posts with label billy goat. Show all posts
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Sunday, July 10, 2011
Needed: A New Hobby
The human is not happy with Marley and Flash.
She said they should quit eating the garage (but not quite as nicely as I'm telling it).
They don't have any ideas for a new hobby because she already yelled at them for eating the oak tree.
I guess they'll just keep eating the garage.
Labels:
billy goat,
garage
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Three Stooges
Our three boys remind us of the Three Stooges.
They are sometimes like a comedy routine. Larry, Moe and guess who's Curley!
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Big Red
After the big fuss the human made of the naughty boys getting out, she turned around and did some mixing and matching. Jack had Meg and Betty Lou join him.
Marley got Penny, Sallie and Annie. She said it was sweet revenge to put Annie in there. Last year, Annie tormented Marley so much that he couldn't even do his job.
Then she put Lily's little boy up north with Stormy and Litha. The human's boy thought Red looked awfully small next to those girls.
Red has decided he likes his job. He just wishes that silly red gate would disappear.
Angel is a beautiful girl his seems to think.
The human says we're going to have spring break babies!
Labels:
billy goat,
breeding
Friday, September 24, 2010
Shameless!
Can you believe these girls? Meg, Cutie, and Angel are just hanging around making goo goo eyes at the guys. Litha was afraid to join in the love fest. Those big girls are not nice when the hormones are flying.
Angel is a little young, but she seems to think Marley is quite handsome.
Who wouldn't like a romantic guy, whispering sweet nothings in her ear?
Cutie is smitten with Jack.
Millie isn't interested in boys. She's only interested in food.
She might not be fat and sassy yet, but at least her ribs aren't sticking out anymore.
She better keep eating so I can go back to devoting all my time to being herd queen and milking nanny.
Labels:
Angel,
billy goat,
Cutie,
heat,
Meg,
Millie health
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Jack Blackboer
I smell girls! Oh, I can't wait to go back to work this fall. I love my job!

Does anybody have work for me. I'm on call 24/7. Just give me a call because I LOVE my job!
Labels:
billy goat
Monday, May 10, 2010
Day at the Spa
Maybe it's because it was Mother's Day and my daughters, Joe and Pebbles, wanted to treat me special. Maybe it's because I am so wonderful and the human just couldn't live without me.
It started with a treat of dandelion.
They are so bright yellow and they taste just as sunny. Yummy, yummy. We don't have any of these left in the pasture. The kids eat them just as soon as they start to open, so we adults never get them.
After the delicious snack, it was on to the next event. I'm not quite as thrilled, but I decided to go along for the ride.
It was a pedicure. She started in the front and worked her way around to the back.
I am graceful, but it's kind of hard to balance on the other three feet when you are four months pregnant. That darn Pistol tried to butt in on my special spa treatment.Oops, I went along with the pedicure because the Boy was straddling my neck. How humiliating! I must admit, I feel much better with the hooves nicely trimmed. What a day, and it wasn't over yet. Look at what came after the pedicure!
A good rump scratch! What a perfect way to end the day.
With the baby belly I'm growing, it's starting to get hard to reach back there with my horns, so it feels really good. I am a lucky goat!
Labels:
billy goat,
hooves,
spa
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Barney
Oh my, it's been a busy weekend. The human has been running around like crazy this weekend: north, up, down, around, south, and inside out. I'm not sure what all she was doing, but I guess she'll tell you about it in her blog. As for my weekend in the barnyard, I don't know where to start.

Usually when our kids leave the farm we get sad, especially the boys. We don't know where they go because we've never left the farm, but the human never seems happy about it. But yesterday when she loaded Barney up, she was cheerful.
She was talking to him about going to his own forever farm where he would get to dance and frolic and make babies and live a long happy life. Yeah for Barney!
Labels:
billy goat
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