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| "Hi! I'm Tsuga. I'm the cute one." |
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| "This is the other Tsuga, Tsuga canadensis. Told you - I'm the cute one!" |
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| "Ever since I was about two weeks old, none of the fences around here work properly anymore. Only my head fits through the holes! What fun is that? I ask you!" |
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| "Some goats stop nibbling on peoples' clothing at an early age. They decide it's just not worthwhile." |
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| "Well, I'm no quitter! I am confident that one day, a piece of clothing is going to be edible. Or at the very least, tear-able! I shall persevere!" |
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| "My perseverance certainly pays off in other areas." |
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| "Guess what? This bit of twine may be holding the tarp in place. What will you give me not to pull on it? Think fast - LOL!" |
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| "When I was only two days old, I didn't know anything. I couldn't wait to tackle the universe. I thought the world would be my |
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| "I was so right." |
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So cute!
ReplyDeleteAnd there are moments when that is a VERY good thing! ;)
DeleteSuch lucky goats to be so loved.
ReplyDeleteI try to give them a good life, but on hoof-trimming day they might not agree with you about the "lucky" thing ;)
DeleteOh! So curly! So cute!
ReplyDeleteTsuga looked like a lamb when she was born - tight fingerwaves! - I did a doubletake and so did everyone else who saw her. Very curious to see what her undercoat looks like come winter!
Deletegoats are all so stinkin' AAAdorable! I bet that tree smells delicious...right, Quinn?
ReplyDeleteIt certainly smells delicious to the goats - I think it's a tonic for them! :)
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