Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Dang Goat
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- Heather
- We live in a zone 4/5 small town in Central Idaho. We always have multiple yard projects going and this will serve as our garden journal. We also add various animals to our developing small farm yearly and plan to update their antics as needed.
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When I saw the title of your blog, I had to sub because I'm thinking of getting a goat someday. Great to meet Ollie and looking forward to hearing more about your "bromance" LOL.
ReplyDeleteHeather, Hello...What a fun post! I joke that what I need is to rent a goat or two to clear out the wayback on my property. Actually, I looked into it and it was more complicated then I thought...I did a post about it, too! I shall add your url to my must visit list! Gail
ReplyDeleteOMGosh.... Too cute. I want to come over to play too.. We have 3 dogs now, and if hubby would let me we'd have a whole farm...lol. I tamed a wild duck last year and named him Charlie... Love the picks! hugs...Brooke
ReplyDeleteYou just gotta' love that little face.
ReplyDeleteoh, he's the cutest!
ReplyDeleteI suppose you use the milk. Making any cheese?
It seems as though Ollie definitely keeps your life interesting!
ReplyDeleteThat is the cutest little goat I have ever seen! I must have one. I love your blog!
ReplyDeleteHe is a wild looking thing isn't he? I bet he is most fun-head butting or not!
ReplyDeleteAdorable. You're making me want a goat instead of my snotty little black cat!
ReplyDeleteHi Heather, I told you at the start your goat title drew me to your blog! I LOVE them but pygmies - omg - and pygmies with an attitude. Ollie just has the most precious little face. You are NOT doing anything to change my mind about wanting a goat and where would I keep one? Probably in the house with me like you did!
ReplyDeleteBromance! HAAHA! May the two of them soar together forever, like majestic... brogles?
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - I would imagine it wouldn't take long to smile at a fuzzy face like that - even after he head butted me. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis makes me wants goats all the more. Soooo precious!
ReplyDeleteHeather~~ I'm a city girl when it comes to livestock which is code for no thanks. But Ollie, personality plus.
ReplyDeleteNo mention of your starvation diet or your injury. Are things better?
Hmm... I am a city girl like Grace also. And in this part of the world, I have never seen a goat like Olie. He is funny? So cute :-)
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ReplyDeleteO.K., I'm just jealous now...
ReplyDelete--GartenGrl
He does appear to have a bit of attitude. Such a cute face though.
ReplyDeletehahaha Heather! Once, when my children were little, a stray goat appeared in our yard. It was a pygmy doe with a nice set of pointy horns and she gave my trio a chase around the driveway. The two older children leaped into the car and locked the goat -- and their 3 year old sister -- out. I heard terrified screams and saw my tiny daughter come running up the steps to the house with the goat in hot pursuit. What a riot! She still hates goats. Even though she's taller now, she still thinks she's eye to eye with horns every time she sees one. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's clear you're a 'softie' for animals, Heather...keeping him inside because you didn't want the girl goats to mess with him;-) Ahh. He's cute...even though annoying!
ReplyDeleteWhat a funny little guy. I get a kick out of animals that have lots of personality...he seems to fit the bill. What fun.
ReplyDeleteOllie is the cutest :) What a great photo of him.
ReplyDeleteVisiting a flora and fauna farm in Australia once with my sister-in-law and youngest daughter, there were pygmy goats. One looked exactly like your Ollie and he followed us around the whole time we were there. He was so lovable. My SIL at one point was cuddling him on her lap. She took off her clip-on earrings and put them on him for a photo. It was hilarious :) I can understand why your hubby is attached to Ollie. They're just like little dogs and have so much personality.
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