Another week down, and so am I. No, not really. But it’s been a little up and down. Had some coughs and tiredness, some slacking and lacking of motivation. I could have done better, I will do better. The journey will keep going.

Mia’s Facebook page is going well, though. You really can feel the difference when there are goat kids. Everyone loves goat kids. I’m getting lots of Likes and followers and views. Many of the videos are getting more than a 1,000 views. There’s a few that have more than 30,000 views. So that’s pretty fun. Lil old us. It’s always nice when people like what you do.

I managed to get Pong to climb on my back this week. It’s always fun when the kids start doing that. Fuzzy almost managed it too, he’ll get there. I’m not so sure about Ping. He’s still very timid. Although raisin treats are helping getting him to be more social. Good times.

Other than that there’s nothing new I think. Nothing of great interest or importance. Waiting for Spring to spring. According to the Danish calendar it’s Spring, but we’re not quite feeling it yet. Let’s hope we get there soon. Now let’s get to the goat photos.

And videos.

And that’s all for this week, folks. See you in the next one.

Another week gone. The little goat kids are growing. A month old now, can you believe it. It’s wonderful to see how well Fuzzy is doing. He was so tiny and fragile the first days. But now he’s just a big bundle of joy. He doesn’t have all the goating down to perfection like Peanut, but he’s got some of the same ego and heart. He still doesn’t back down for the twins. Have I mentioned on here that Ping has a wonky ear? It’s like watching one of those lizards with eyes that move independently of each other. It just has a mind of its own. It looks so funny when it points backwards.

They’ve had their first taste of raisins now. Which means they’re super eager for more. Pong especially has already learned to do a little dance and beg for more. And my nose has been nibbled more than once.

On the home front there is good news. My brother has been discharged from the hospital and is back home. So now he just has to get used to the new way of life, with dialysis and careful diet. Hopefully everything will go smoothly. I think they still have some tests to do. Crossing fingers for something useful to come back.

And that’s all for now. On with photos.

And videos.

And that’s all for this week, folks. See you in the next one.