We are having a very dismal rainy day in south central Ohio.
None the less, as I fed this morning in a dark barn, with rain noisily plummeting the metal roof, I saw this little doeling hanging out in the wheel barrel and snapped a photo.
Is she a doll, or what? Seriously, she is a cutie.
She hangs out with the other kids, but quietly. She can move about with speed, tagging along with the rest, even though they outsize her.
When I pick her up I get a lot of baby goat kisses, even though she is not bottle fed. She nibbles on my hair and my clothes. She stops by to say hello when the bottle kids are being fed.
Just precious.
Don’t tell the others, because you know we are not supposed to show any favoritism towards our kids, but she is my favorite.
Have a beautiful day!
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She is precious and knows how lucky she is to have such a nice Mommy!
I don’t know about that, but she is precious!
I won’t tell, she’s my favorite too;)
Debbie
She should be gloating about now. Ha.
I think I could spend some time loving on that cute kid.
That face gets me each and every time, the espression. Watch, she will be terror on 4 hooves!
She would be my favorite too, but don’t tell the other kids~
I love being inside a barn on a rainy day, especially a barn with a metal roof!
Aw! She’s so cute! I love her, too. 🙂
Hello Erica! I was just thinking about you. Haven’t seen you online for a while.
She really is a cutie. Not difficult to love.
Lovely kid Mary! Just got back from Michigan with my Mom yesterday evening visiting family, left Ohio on Thursday, they had a Memorial service for my Mom’s Aunt that passed away in December but couldn’t dig a hole for cremation though so they waited ’til Spring, my Mom did the service.
Amy
I am sure you mother’s service was nice, Amy.
Have a beautiful Monday.
And I can see why!
She’s adorable!!
Yesterday I thought the “cutie” seemed a bit quiet. Sure enough, pale eyelids. So I wormed her. This morning she had a touch of diarrhea. Of course, my first thought was, I’ve jinxed her. Darn it. I treated her for an upset belly this morning. I just saw her outside, grazing with her dam, so hopefully she is back on the upswing.