{"id":1693,"date":"2016-09-11T22:57:47","date_gmt":"2016-09-11T21:57:47","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/plume.dk\/blog\/?p=1693"},"modified":"2016-09-11T22:57:47","modified_gmt":"2016-09-11T21:57:47","slug":"all-good","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/plume.dk\/blog\/?p=1693","title":{"rendered":"All Good"},"content":{"rendered":"

September is coming along. The weather is actually quite nice. We have had plenty of days around 20C. Summer is hanging on. I’m quite enjoying that. The goats are good. The new place is good. I’m loving it, really. Even the walk there is great now that I’m listening to audiobooks while I walk. Currently Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman. It’s all good and I appreciate the good I have. My mind kinda fell in a dark hole this week, but I’m crawling back up. Appreciating the good. The football is great. Br\u00f8ndby is number 1 in the league after 8 games. Miracles never cease. That’s about it. I’ll copypase a couple of Facebook entries and then on with photos.<\/p>\n

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\nGood goat times today. Another lovely, warm day. The calendar says autumn in Denmark now, but we still have a little summerlife left.
\nI decided to take the goats out to the seperate pen again today. Just to try. The journey went a lot easier. I put A38 on a leash and just walked ahead. Mia and Mio followed without too much complaining, since they didn’t want to get left behind. Just as the gals went out on the path on the other side of the trees a group of kids came walking by. A daycare or kindergarten group I think. So they got an upclose encounter of the goat kind. Lots of laughter. It all went a lot smoother this time. And A38 wasn’t constantly bleating in the new pen this time either. Improvement! Later on Anne brought the horses out to the pen too. She takes them one by one, and I don’t think they like being seperated much. Mulle, the one that’s taken a bit of a liking to me, came first. And she started galloping around a bit. The goats were not amused. They fled in terror. I don’t think Mulle was actually exactly chasing the goats, but she was just running back and forth and the goats had to keep fleeing. Poor things. I almost didn’t laugh, a little. Once all the horses were in the pen everything seemed calmer. Until A38 noticed that Anne hadn’t closed the gate properly when she left. “I’m outta here” A38 screamed, in ny head, as she ran out of the pen. Instead of trying to get her back in I took all the goats back home to the safe pen, and let the horses have the other one to themselves. At least we had some fun and some good greens.
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\nGood goat times today. Another beautiful, sunny day. A lazy day with lots of sitting around with the gang. Funny start, though. I was walking down the path to the playground. Normally the girls are out in the big pasture. But they’d gone into the little one with the dark woods. So they spotted me from there before I was expecting them. A nice and loud surprising bleat from Mia, haha. And just as I was coming up a mother with a little boy and girl came around too. She had to laugh and said “I think they know you!”. The kids got to pet the goats through the fence, as I handed out some treats. To the goats. The little boy looked at me in awe and said “the man has peanuts in his pocket!”. Oh yes. If only more people were so impressed by a pocketful of peanuts. But it works on goats and kids, I guess.
\nWhen it was time to leave I got some nice bleats from A38 as well. It’s always nice when your coming and going gets registered as important enough to bleat about. She must like me after all. She’s showing a little more group mentality too. Bleating after us if I walk away from her and Mia and Mio follow. Then she’ll follow too, still at a safe distance. But just little signs that she’s feeling part of the group, even if she isn’t allowed in hoof’s distance.
\nAnd it’s lovely when we’re all just sitting in the sun and doing nothing. One of my favourite things to do.
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