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| Kids playing with our vets daughter, Emily and her baby goat, Bumblebee |
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| Emily K and Emily J |
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| Noah holding Sydney |
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| Last batch of kittens, how cute, they are hugging each other. |
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| Checking out the horrible. dead smell under our shed. Found a very large cat that we have never seen before. So glad honey took care of that one! I only observed from the porch, and the smell was horrible from there! |
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| Notice: Dad has bandana on, poor Noah gets the whole smell, with his finger in his mouth of course! |
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| Playing in the sprinkler on a hot day, next day cold! |
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| Dinner with Mom's brothers and sister |
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| Mom's family |
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| Uncle Bill reading Grandma's list |
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| Milking Tinkerbell, our non-pregnant, never had a baby goat. Milked her for almost 30 minutes, didn't milk her dry, and while I milked her, I shot it into this bowl, which she drank! She had a huge udder on her and our vet said we may need to milk her out once. A specific weed can cause a goat to develop an udder., which obviously happened with ours. |
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| Beautiful lilies |
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| More of our kittens |
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| My view out our kitchen window of our Rose of Sharon bush that I landscaped. I removed the small stones around it, added these large ones from the dairy pad, and put Diana's old fish tank gravel at the base.I think it turned out great! |
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| Picture of our 4 larger out door critters. Peanut in front, Tinkerbell the goat, Beauty the horse, and Coco the goat in the background. |
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| Eggs in our bluebird box. It was a decoration birdhouse, and a bluebird decided it was good enough for real! |
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| Next day, there were 4 eggs! |
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