Very few things make my husband nervous.  Quite frankfully, he is not a nervous fellow.  Yet I make him nervous especiallly on days like today.  I ventured "over the mountain" to attend a meeting of the Keystone Goat Producers, and I took a blank check.  A simple meeting doesn't make him nervous, but my dear spouse knew the locale of the meeting which happens to be my favorite place to go goat shopping.... :)  So, thanks to my pal, Sherrie, I welcomed doe Cheyenne to the herd today. 

We are feeding too many animals.  Ironic how I make this statement after just adding to the goat herd, huh?  I think we are feeding too many different types of animals.  Alas, the pullets will soon lay, so they can go which will be a big help.  We are feeding four horses, and I think that is two too many.  Can anybody out there offer a loving home to a fiesty and aged 11 hand pony or an underweight stud?  Decisions, decisions.  Thankfully my husband is very patient. :)  The pony may just have to stay until he falls over permanently as pets like him do not come along very often

Today was a first for me.....yes, I finally ate goat meat!  Yummy!