We took the babies out onto the lawn today for some sunshine.
Have you ever seen anything cuter? I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again- there is nothing cuter than a baby goat.
They look so goofy and serious.
The tiny ducks, swimming in their tiny pond.
The geese continue to sit on their co-nest. There are 13 eggs under them. What on earth will we do with 13 geese?
Our t1 line is officially in and working! Woohooo! I got to call Hughes Net and cancel my service today. When they asked why I was canceling, I told them that it was because they offered the worst technical and customer service in the world. This afternoon the satellite comes down and we will try to forget that frustrating, expensive chapter of our lives, shall we?
Lambcam 1 is working but the other two have to be reconfigured by Paul this weekend. Standby for live, streaming, hot-and-cold-running lambs.
Speaking of standing by, we are all anxiously awaiting more babies. Our friend Diana flew in from California to help with lambing and has worked her butt off around the farm in the meantime. She is welcome at the farm any time after all the manual labor she has put in. 
Bertie has us all running in circles, pretending to be in labor every 6 hours or so, complete with loud noises, eye rolling and weird discharge. Then she goes back to eating grass and ignoring us. It’s actually pretty normal but it’s super annoying.
More news as it develops…
