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Boots and Belles
Smile
About Me
I'm Versatile!
Cora Belle
Wedding Belles
Herron Hill PPC Caboose
Sun!
On Guard
Boots
Go Ask Alice
I think she'll know
GoatGirl
Dottie
green-eyed lady
Cute as a Button
Filbert
Grace
Jack Rabbit
We are proud of you goldilocks....you too scooby
Got Goat?
Cora Belle
Adorable
Filbert
aka Herron Hill Don't Fence Me In
I Love Spring
The Graduates
Ramona the Brave
Fiona
my rototiller
Daphne
you would never guess that she can run.....fast!
Fiona
Spencer and Dottie
a few of my favorite things
Solomon
Semi Sweet
Does this purple collar make me look fat?
Baby buck
Lexi
a true goat girl
a man and his pigs
Daphne and Fiona
Yuck! celery
Koo Koo Laun
I smell Pig!
5 comments:
...which I will take any day over a silk purse...
Smiles,
Lisa
Lisa T said it all! Sorry, you are surrounded by smarta**es.
Kelly :)
Love the ear, but have no desire for a whole piggy here:) Non sequitur question for you -- how do you keep the goats out of the wheelbarrow when you are trying to do work in their stall and yard? It's like a Keystone Kops routine out there. Caper even figured out how to tip it over and make the wheel spin.
Terry, I can't keep them out of the wheelbarrow when I clean stalls. That is why they aren't invited to the stall cleaning party. Just when I get the wheelbarrow full and turn my back for just a second one of them comes along and knocks it over. I have another pasture I put them in when I clean their stalls. It is too hard to get anything done when they are around. Try to hammer a nail and their nose is between the hammer and the nail. Try to move something and they are standing on it. You get the picture. So I have learned over the years if I want to get something done...don't invite the goats.
But we like to help! It's so much fun to jump up in those full wheelbarrows and knock them over! :)
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