Never drink it with your goats:
The curiosity is too intense:
The desire to use it to scratch that itchy spot is too great:
The reluctance to share any with the person who brought it is just too strong:
What was I thinking?
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hahahaha.....i am in love with goats. i never paid any attention to them until i started blogging and now i think they are the cutest things ever! go for it....dive in and can a load of peaches!!!! everything you encounter in life going forward will seem easy!
ReplyDeleteAs if they weren't active enough, now you've got them juiced up on caffeine! Maybe you can teach them how to do laundry for their next trick.
ReplyDeleteCaffeinated adolescent goats seems like a very bad idea! I love it!
ReplyDeletewow....they sure are cute! all of those sugars are the same. what you call it depends on where you live. it's the pop vs soda thing!
ReplyDeleteI learned months ago that bringing anything you actually want to eat/drink with you out to the goat pen will not produce good results.
ReplyDeleteMy little girl has lost many pieces of lost that way.
Lol!!
ReplyDeleteJust what you need. Cute energetic goaties hyped up on caffeine! They are way too cute!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't resist those faces. I've give them my breakfast too.
ReplyDeleteYou clearly needed to bring two more cups!
ReplyDeleteLove those faces! They appear to have fully recovered from their illness. They seem happy to have their mama home!
ReplyDeleteThose guys are just too darned cute! What a great place to enjoy your morning. Heck your day. But you already know that. Just dreaming over here...
ReplyDeleteRe: the recipe, yes, I'm pretty sure powdered sugar & icing sugar are the same thing.
Ha! I could have told you that. You should have asked me first. However, just be glad you didn't use that hazelnut creamer...too much like Peanuts. I, of course, know the difference, but well, not everyone does.
ReplyDeleteYep, don't bring anything into a goat pen that you want to bring back out! They are fun though.
ReplyDeleteYou're so right! What WERE you thinkin?
ReplyDeleteYou nut!
ReplyDeleteToo darn cute!!!
ReplyDeleteHeh heh. I had to stop wearing my engagement ring in with my goats. They kept trying to eat it.
ReplyDeleteI am sure THAT would have gone over well. Honey, the goats ate my diamomd. Uh-huh!
Hi, Just found your blog and I love it! I am attempting to do a similar thing myself, we are still at the buy the property stage, so i am loving reading about how you are getting on!
ReplyDeleteI haven't grown peas in years! Need to do that again!!
Make that coffee extra strong so that Pete and Reggie will be as talkative as you are in the morning!
ReplyDelete...sarcasm is not becoming, mother. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm sure it seemed like a good idea at the time. LOL
ReplyDeleteHa ha!(with my hand over my mouth) I mean, thats not very nice, Zitrone.
ReplyDeleteI think maybe they actually spit out that coffee on your pants because they tasted it and decided right then that they would have rather had hot tea. Peppermint to be exact. With 2 lumps.
Too funny! I just love how inquisitive they are! I'm impressed you got such clear photos! My girls make photo taking very difficult, and that is with both hands. :)
ReplyDeleteNothing like a little goat hair in your coffee, first thing in the morning.
ReplyDelete((I don't need goats, I don't need goats, I don't need goats....))
You may already know the store about Goats and Coffee but if not here is a link about it:
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Great blog you have. I love goats (we have 10 dairy goats. Just sold one today.)
Dora Renee' Wilkerson
How Sweet! I thought sharing my morning tea with my dog (not my idea!) was unique until I saw this. What cute goats!
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