Naughty Goat and Our Dog

Here is a picture of the naughty goat, Clover, going where the grass is greener. You can see she is larger then Cinnamon. The other picture is of our dog of almost 8 years. She is a big part of our family.

April 30, 2007

We had a nice sunny day today so we all went out to play. The boys played in their dirt piles and on the swing set and slide. Tyler walked the horse around the yard. Krystle entertained the goats.

Clover the black goat took the liberty to ignore the fence since the grass is greener on the other side and pigged out on fresh green grass. I am hoping she does not get a belly ache. I noticed she has signs of pregnancy so I am hoping she really is expecting. She would be due the middle of June since her last known heat was in mid January.

The brown goat or Cinnamon, she lost her baby about a month ago. I felt bad, I was very much looking forward to having a bunch of goat kids around. She is too timid to come out of her pen. There is a picture of my daughter trying to coax her out, but it didn't work. Usually the two goats are inseparable, but she followed the other goat from inside the fence.

We got the horse out to munch on some grass and finally Clover, followed the horse back into the fenced in area. Now if she will stay put.

(Hebrews 13:15 KJV) By him therefore let us offer the sacrifice of praise to God continually, that is, the fruit of our lips giving thanks to his name.