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How are your temps? Clabberfy, that one must be added to the SS dictionary. :lol:

Hiya Wanda :) How are those pip-poppers doing?

Okie day! Yeah, and I don't think her hooves will really let her grip the throttle anyways :P I've got(<-- typed goat right there...:P ) a call into the "good" vet, got to call back after she gets back from lunch. She's a small animal vet but the receptionist seemed to think she'd want to look...

Friday, during the feeding frenzy, DD dropped the chicken feed right near the goat's shed. Of course the nosy heifers came out to see what the ruckus was and waded right in, chicken feed being much tastier than alfalfa pellets, corn & boss. Sometime during that, I can only assume that one of the...

:clap Just learned last week that my personnel director's husband used a pack goat to haul firewood on a cart when he was a boy. Dixie (my older girl) has been trained to Up (get on the stand) Down, Come and Back. They really do learn quick!

It really depends on your kid and your school. You could have a kid who thrives on the school environment or one that it smothers. You could have a first rate school or not. You'll need to talk to lots of people to determine your school. Preferably parents of kids of many different ages &...

:clap :hit :bun :love :weee In short, HURRAY!!!!

:lol: LOVE the names!

WZ!!! :love Come on Nibbles!!! And take it easy on OFG!

:/ Hmmm, so you mean I built a goat shed for nothing? :lol: It's okay, at least I have somewhere to keep the feed & can milk/feed out of the elements. :P BTW, we scatter feed the chickens whole grains while the goats are scarfing a new flake of hay, so no goats in the chicken feed. I've heard...

Okay, my girls really don't want to sleep in their shed. :barnie It's nice, dry, no drafts, clean bedding, water bucket, hay bucket, we feed there, there are no chickens perching on their backs or pooping in their hair. But they refuse. It's been there for many months now, so they are used to...

Your runny goat ( :lol: ) looks just like my younger one, Umbra (latin for shadow). Latey, she's been called Little dummy cause, well, she's kinda ditzy, really... Cool pics!

As for herbal supplements, fenugreek and milk thistle worked the best for me. I never did produce enough (even with pumping) to fully satisfy my little ones, but it helped. Sure wish I'd known about NT & the formulas back then! I pumped for almost 9 months with both of mine.

Sending up words for you two and thanks for all adoptive parents! HURRAY!!!

:clap Hurray!

:hugs No clue, just hope she gets better soon!

The first one is always the hardest. :hugs: Cry if you need to, but really, it gets easier. I cried over the first 3 bunnies I did. Like a baby. A hungry, angry baby. *hands you big girl panties* Now go put these on, tell them thank you and get 'er done!

You can pop milo in a skillet with a little oil. Just like popcorn. It's pretty darn tasty.

When you see empty soy sauce buckets sitting behind a local chinese place and don't even think twice before grabbing them. I wish I could fit a pint jar in my cupholder...

I went back & read the story of her explorations of formulas. That was a very, very touching story and I thank you for posting it. :hit and :celebrate I *really* wish I had known about goat's milk when DS was born. He wasn't able to latch on and nurse and I didn't produce enough either. With...