Isn't she adorable?! Her mama wouldn't accept her, so Annie is feeding her by hand. She can't weight 5 pounds.



I am very interested in many things, but love passionately just a few. I love my husband and three sons, and my extended family, I love the God of the Christian Bible, I love music and gardening, I love joining God in the work He is doing in the world, I love nature. I thoroughly enjoy heady conversation on deep subjects, as well as funny and touching movies. I love to teach and lead and share my life. I love to cook. I love to learn and think.
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Send all the pictures our way. That baby goat is a-d-o-r-a-b-l-e! After Jamey sees that piece of cuteness, he's going to want one! :-) I wish we were there so we could visit Annie and share in the adventure.
Love, Karyn
I wish you were here too! I have never seen a baby goat up close, let alone be able to pet it and rub its little head - so fun!
In case this baby needs a new home... "puhlease" don't tell Jan! ;)
Those are adorable - and thanks for your random thoughts too! I was wondering where you were! :)
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