We awoke yesterday to this....
32 degrees, an inch of snow on the ground, followed by a day of rain.
I was not impressed.
Neither were the Roos...
The cats did their best cheeseburger impersonation and stayed
beneath their heat lamps. (Scowling, I might add.)
By the end of the day the farm looked like this....
And Rod, of course, looked like this....
Meanwhile, in the nursery....
Myrtle is getting a bit restless.
(Maybe she is thinking about delivering soon!)
Bert stayed warm and close to his mama.
Believe it or not, he has grown a bit in these past 5 days.
He hasn't yet grown into his ears, though.
Cute as a button.
And friendly as can be.
Oh, my, wouldn't you like to have a goat or two???
How about a boy and a girl?
Then you could have cuteness like this every day!
Comments
Jill
Your little goats are just the cutest things, sadly we don't have room to keep any. :-(
Thank you Bev, for letting me know about your carpal tunnel surgery. The only person I know that had the surgery is my Mom. Her's was done in the early 80's and botched horribly. I'm glad to hear you were back to using your hand after 3 days, makes me hopeful I'll be able to do the same.
Wishing Springtime back to Pennsylvania!
Have a great weekend!
Angela
What is that grey stuff on the floor of the chicken houses? And how big is that chicken house where you have the roosters? That might be a good one for me.
Excited to see Myrtle's little one soon!!