The Accidental Smallholder Forum
Livestock => Goats => Topic started by: Lesley Silvester on November 30, 2011, 11:54:14 pm
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At last Pom has decided to come into season and is making quite a lot of noise about it, far more than she used to. Does having kidded make a difference? Of course her timing could have been better. Next season due Christmas week which is not very convenient especially as we will have to travel to Dorset to visit our new granddaughter sometime in December, whenever she decides to put in her appearance. She's due on 13th so we are hoping she's not late. So's our daughter. ;D
Just as well I had Curry castrated judging by the hoof marks all over her back. Has he never heard of incest? ;D
Or maybe he's heard the saying "Vice is nice but incest is best." He's tried it on with his gran as well. She was NOT impressed. :o
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OMG My visit must have started her off Lesley !! Does that mean I smell like a Billy Goat LOL
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Paul ... yes, it must do!!! ;)
Curry = dirty boy! As my late mother in law was told when they had a mature cat castrated, "its his balls operated on, not his brain!" so it must be inate :D
Good luck for your daughter Lesley, poor kid - who'd want to be a Christmas baby?
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OMG My visit must have started her off Lesley !! Does that mean I smell like a Billy Goat LOL
Well, Paul, I didn't like to say anything but ...... ;D
Ruth, he's a randy little so and so. Curry, that it, not Paul. The main reason that none of us want little Tamika to be born too near Christmas is that her big sister and daddy both have 20th December as their birthdays. What are the odds of Tamika making it a hat trick?
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talking to a friend today who's birthday is the 30th - he said how all his life its been one present, joint card etc.... now Im not materialistic, but for kids it must seem abit unfair?!
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Ruth, he's a randy little so and so. Curry, that it, not Paul.
Who knows?! ;) :D
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Ruth, he's a randy little so and so. Curry, that it, not Paul.
Who knows?! ;) :D
So far he's behaved when he's been here! ;) ;) But then again, I know where his wife works. ;D
talking to a friend today who's birthday is the 30th - he said how all his life its been one present, joint card etc.... now Im not materialistic, but for kids it must seem abit unfair?!
My elder son is on 4th January and people used to say, "I'll get him one good present." I used to ask them not to. Children would prefer two £1 presents to one £5 present. It's all about quantity when they're little. My youngest grandson has just had his fourth birthday. When his mummy asked what he would like for his present, he said, "A big one." :thumbsup: I'm giving him a lucky dip. About twelve parcels all wrapped and in a big box. My kids used to love these when they were little.
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My birthday IS on Christmas day, I tended to forget about it with all the run up to Christmas, now I TRY and forget abou it ;D Usually remember to open the cards about 3 days later
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My 'granddaughter's' is too. She was induced as well, you'd have thought they could have done it on Christmas Eve at least! We make a point of two pressies, one lot wrapped in deliberately non-Christmas paper :D
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Good for you Jaykay