
Blogging about the things that I love to do including learning and implementing homesteading, sustainability and permaculture practices into my daily life. I also use this blog as an online journal writing about the day in and day out happenings in my life which include balancing family, work and the needs of the homestead, all while keeping in mind that you have to stop and smell the roses and count your blessings along the way.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
The Secret Goat Code wins again.

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In January of last year I sat down and wrote a post from the RV I was living in at the time. I thought then that I really wanted to get bac...
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The last few day I have had the feeling that I am losing track of my goals, all those New Years Resolutions are becoming fuzzy thoughts in t...
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I recently read a blog post about the "Goat Code", the secret code among goats that says if your owner is expecting you to kid on...
How exciting!! And how frustrating to be away from home when they were born! I understand your urge to jump in the truck to get home. You're a strong woman to be able to restrain yourself! I look forward to the photos of the new kids!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations goat Mama! Two new babies to go home to how exciting. Can't wait to see the photos of the new little ones.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations Mom!! Twins! How perfectly darling! I can't wait to see them myself. Baby goats are so cute. They will make your homecoming all the more special!! Did the kids get excited over the baby kids? My grandkids would go bananas. Don't drive too fast going home...they'll be there when you get there...be safe...debbie
ReplyDeleteThat is so wonderful! I can't wait to see pictures of your new babies!
ReplyDeleteI know nothing about goats but twins of anything would thrill me to no end...I bet they will even be a bit cuter when you get home..
ReplyDeleteall I'll say is I nearly died waiting for my doe to kid last year and was in the barn what felt like every five minutes checking on her and she had the nerve to go 3 days late!! In fact my two children slept in the barn one night as they were SURE they'd come that night. (They did not) But I cannot imagine being 80 miles away!! AUGH! Cannot wait to see what you have! Congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteDon`t it figure?! Leave the barn for something and then it happens! Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteMurphy's Law strikes again. I know you are dying to get home to see them. Can't wait to see pictures.
ReplyDeleteYou go girl your on the right track. Don't allow anyone or anything to get you of the track. I enjoyed your post.
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ewwwwwww I can't wait to see them!!! and find out if you have bucks or does... that must be making nuts wanting to know!!
ReplyDeleteHa, our "Code" is whichever one the FIL picks to calve next - she'll be another few weeks. I call it "The Greg Curse", haha. Sure enough, the last cow he picked went a whole 'nother month! The day before she calved, another one calved that we had no clue was coming due! Haha. I love the surprises of calving season!
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