The last of the baby goats are here!!

On Thursday, September 4th, our last two baby goats arrived! Our nanny goat Honey had two little blue eyed baby girls! They play so cute together. We are definitely keeping these and I am just glad that they are all finally here!

Olivia with Bella or Sweetheart (We are still deciding.)
Elizabeth with Nessie

Elizabeth and Olivia in the alfalfa field. We are just about to cut our final crop of the season.

Yeah! Another Baby!

Saturday at 2:30 in the afternoon we had another baby goat. Brig delivered this one and named him Blaze. Elizabeth is holding the goat today (Sunday morning) and loves him already.

He has blue eyes and beautiful markings. Unfortunately, we only keep the girls so we will sell him in about 8 weeks. He is fun and friendly and very cute too!

Blaze isn't even a day old and already skipping and bouncing. They are so fun to watch!

Brig's Newest Endeavor

Brig flew out to Kansas City, MO on Wednesday and look what he found. A new toy truck to play with. He will sure have fun with this one! What do you think?

Baby Benny

Benny is a cute little billy goat. he loves to hop around.

This is my first video so we will see if it works!

Pregnant Goats

Well, here are my two pregnant nanny goats ready to burst ("There's going to be bursting?" - from Cityslickers). They better hurry and have their babies because I don't think they can get much bigger!

Honey will have two (or three) baby goats.

Darcy will just have one baby goat because this is her first pregnancy.

I will update when I have some nanny news.

Still Waiting For Baby Goats

The goats are being stubborn and will not have their babies yet. They are getting huge and very uncomfortable. They look like they are about to explode! I will take and post pictures tomorrow. We are trying to be patient. (I am not very good at waiting).

Trout and Berry Days in Paradise

Our town of Paradise had it's annual Trout and Berry Days celebration yesterday. Cali May and Rachel entered their little horse cart in the parade. They had a great time throwing tootsie rolls and waving at all their friends. The horse did great too. You can see Elizabeth and Olivia watching them go by. Notice Olivia's hood - Elizabeth started filling it up with candy when she ran out of room in her pockets. Everyone had a great day especially Porter who we didn't see for about 2 hours. He was having so much fun running around fair days that he didn't even realize that we had gone home. It is only a mile to walk home so we weren't too worried. I went back about 2 hours later to find him and he was eating cotton candy (he said that the cotton candy man gave him a free sample), playing with a friend and just being a boy. I imagine that is just what Brig would have done when he was that age.

Their cart was decorated with flowers on the back and everyone thought their little horse was very cute.
This was a really neat mule train. There were a lot of fun entries in the parade. There were old cars, tractors, floats, fire engines, and horses.
Our neighbors have this draft horse wagon. It was right behind Cali May and Rachel in the Parade so on the way home from the parade, Brig took this picture.
This is the house Brig just finished building in North Logan. It turned out beautiful. We have a couple of families looking at it right now.