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Got Milk???

Got milk?  Goat milk that is.  I do. Or at least I will soon!  This morning we introduced two adorable pygmy goats (that are very pregnant I might add) to our funny farm.  So exciting for everyone... except the chickens.  They are stressed to the max!  Babies will arrive in April... so if anyone is wanting to buy a goat from me let me know.  I should have at least three. One of my girls is expecting twins! =)


I'm thrilled to introduce you to Miss Sally and Miss Sabrina



 

 Welcome home girls!

 
Mr. Bunny is SO confused...


Gotta go and get everything done for the day.  It's been a busy one already.  Hope y'all have a great day too!
Fun times!
Until next time...
Jessie
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  1. ErikaJanuary 25, 2011 at 1:03 PM

    How exciting for you! Baby goats are the most adorable thing in the world. I will have to come and see them when they're born and hopping about. :)

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