We are taking care of our baby goats.

We had four baby goat, two such twins born fairly recently.

The first thing I do is feed the moms so they get a couple of scoops of grain every day in the morning and then at night.

And so I give them their food first thing in the morning, and then as soon as everybody's done eating, then we go and come out into their yard.

They try to eat everything.

Right now we're working because they're babies.

So we're kind of working on the whole like, don't eat clothes, don't try to eat my radio, don't eat my boots.

Like goats are nosy and curious, naturally.

And so they always want to like, see what something is.

And it's not that they'll necessarily I was actually like the whole tin can thing, like, that's a myth.

But, baby goats remind me of toddlers, like, a lot like they're really like they're very similar to toddlers.

So I'm kind of partial to that little the little one that the little boy, I kind of really like him because he he's really friendly.

And so he like every time I go out there, he's like, right in my business trying to figure out what I'm doing and stuff.

So those two are definitely they definitely have kind of like found a place in my giant animal heart.

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