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genlisaeFirst, the project I am ridiculously proud of.
Mom bought the liner and the fish (there are 12 little goldfish in there). The rest is constructed out of cinder blocks (you can see a few left over laying in the back there which I haven't put away yet .. .. >.>) we had laying around taking up space and looking ugly in piles all over and boards that were doing about the same thing as the blocks. It is on our patio and the edge doubles as seating.
Now to the pics you really want to see.
The black/white one is Panda (Who was named well before he was born ... long story, involved the obsessive hunting down of bamboo). The little grey one doesn't have a name yet.
Panda was the second one born. It was a bit scary for a few moments, we had trouble getting him breathing mostly because Casper had him outside mid running only moments after she had the first one and it scared the hell out of her. Poor goat. I don't think she understood what was happening, just that she hurt and things were falling out of her.
She's gotten over it though and Panda is probably too curious for his own good really.
Blackberry remains wide ... wider? Definitely wider. That can't be comfortable. Of course she is also a little nervous about going into the barn. Things fall out of you when you go into the barn. (And I just noticed the water bucket is due for scrubbing again ... *headdesk*)
Casper is okay with the things that fall out of you in the barn.
So snuggly!
And, because I was out there and way too cute just for pics:
link incase the embed doesn't work.
Link.
Mom bought the liner and the fish (there are 12 little goldfish in there). The rest is constructed out of cinder blocks (you can see a few left over laying in the back there which I haven't put away yet .. .. >.>) we had laying around taking up space and looking ugly in piles all over and boards that were doing about the same thing as the blocks. It is on our patio and the edge doubles as seating.
Now to the pics you really want to see.
The black/white one is Panda (Who was named well before he was born ... long story, involved the obsessive hunting down of bamboo). The little grey one doesn't have a name yet.
Panda was the second one born. It was a bit scary for a few moments, we had trouble getting him breathing mostly because Casper had him outside mid running only moments after she had the first one and it scared the hell out of her. Poor goat. I don't think she understood what was happening, just that she hurt and things were falling out of her.
She's gotten over it though and Panda is probably too curious for his own good really.
Blackberry remains wide ... wider? Definitely wider. That can't be comfortable. Of course she is also a little nervous about going into the barn. Things fall out of you when you go into the barn. (And I just noticed the water bucket is due for scrubbing again ... *headdesk*)
Casper is okay with the things that fall out of you in the barn.
So snuggly!
And, because I was out there and way too cute just for pics:
link incase the embed doesn't work.
Link.
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Date: 2012-06-25 10:04 pm (UTC)GIVE ME MY VENGEANCE!
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Date: 2012-06-25 10:07 pm (UTC)Also now trying really hard not to name him "Amo's Vengence".
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Date: 2012-06-25 10:13 pm (UTC)The intimidatable one is still mostly afraid to touch them. He was present for the ordeal and just kept moving further back until eventually he was watching from behind a window. Way too much gooze for him.
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Date: 2012-06-25 10:29 pm (UTC)Mom's are, as a rule, immune to intimidation, but not to bribery....MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA