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Boy, it's a small world. Those goats belong to my next door neighbor- you can see my ranch in some of the background. And the film seems to have been made by another neighbor. But this is the first I've heard of it. Pretty amazing!

Wow! I guess that is quite a coincidence! Your neighbor really has some pretty playful animals.

Chris Peterson wrote:Boy, it's a small world. Those goats belong to my next door neighbor- you can see my ranch in some of the background. And the film seems to have been made by another neighbor. But this is the first I've heard of it. Pretty amazing!

I wonder what else your neighbor has going on over there Perhaps you should pay them a vist and maybe mention where you saw their goats? We may be able to get to see some more interesting cavortations

Oh, they're cute; I want some!!

Chris and Orin, that's an amazing coincidence.

owlice wrote:Oh, they're cute; I want some!!

I designed her website, Jabberwocky Farm. Check it out... she's usually got goats for sale.

Oh, Chris... did you have to do that?! Not only does she have goats for sale -- which, though they are cute, I'm pretty sure I cannot keep in my suburban community -- she has yarn. Beautiful cashmere yarn. I like beautiful yarns. I like them a lot! I don't know whether it's a good or bad thing she's sold out of the dyed yarns; it certainly removes the temptation to buy some, knowing there isn't any, but dang, I missed them!


:does not need more yarn:
:does not need more yarn:

owlice wrote:Oh, Chris... did you have to do that?! Not only does she have goats for sale -- which, though they are cute, I'm pretty sure I cannot keep in my suburban community -- she has yarn. Beautiful cashmere yarn. I like beautiful yarns. I like them a lot! I don't know whether it's a good or bad thing she's sold out of the dyed yarns; it certainly removes the temptation to buy some, knowing there isn't any, but dang, I missed them!

In a couple of months her goats will be ready for combing, and the hair will start coming off. Some she sends out for processing, and some she spins herself- mainly the naturally colored stuff. She specializes in natural colors, and breeds for them. Anyway, if you decide you do need more yarn, check her site again in February or March.

Chris Peterson wrote: In a couple of months her goats will be ready for combing, and the hair will start coming off. Some she sends out for processing, and some she spins herself- mainly the naturally colored stuff. She specializes in natural colors, and breeds for them. Anyway, if you decide you do need more yarn, check her site again in February or March.

Chris, I never need more yarn! It's just so... so... ~ sigh ~

February or March, you say? Thanks!!

Back to my knitting!

Now hold on just a minute here owlice -- With all the things that we know you participate in, neverminding the things that we don't know about, how do you ever find time for knitting??

Two words... prehensile feet.

lol, geckzilla!

beyond, I have to confess.... I wasn't really knitting.

I was crocheting (which I generally prefer to knitting). "Tending to one's knitting" sounds better, though.

For anyone interested; there is a web site. http://gigglewiththegoats.com/
I originally got the link from my wife's Uncle; and I thought it was so cute I had to share it. I hope everyone enjoyed it. When I was a kid; Mom and Dad had a billy and a nanny that we kept for milk. They weren't cashmere's but were a lot of fun. After the billy died the nanny morned him and passed soon after.

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When I was a kid....

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orin stepanek wrote:
When I was a kid....

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Fart? It's true! That I guess I am!