AW! Isn't this kid cute? Who would possibly believe this little guy could ever eat a tin can? Not on your life! That's just a myth started by the other political party, you know the ones that want to be elected to the White House in Washington...or is it Parliament Hill in Ottawa? I forget.But goats are curious and CAN get into trouble. Oh-oh, this kid here has advised me not to talk about scandals or I'll hear from its lawyer. ;-)
But I CAN tell you this goat lives at a nearby goat farm that sells goat milk, cheese and...shhh!...meat.
Did you know that more people around the world eat goat milk and cheese than that from cows? Apparently no one is allergic to goat products, which are easier for humans (including politicians) to digest.
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You got to kidding me--tehehe--get it 'kid'ding?
ReplyDeleteI got a good chuckle out of your text then I read the comment from Rose and got another good chuckle.
ReplyDeleteYears ago I milked a goat daily for a neighbor’s granddaughter who could only drink goat’s milk as a baby. I found the goat easier to milk than a cow once we built a little stand for the goat to stand on.
My grandmother drank fresh goat milk due to an allergy to cow's milk. Wonder why nobody is allergic to goats?
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little goat :)
ReplyDeleteJust look at that sweet face -- how cute is that?! Loved your title and words, too.
ReplyDeleteAw, he is adorable! I've never had goat milk or goat cheese but (cover the little goat's ears) I have had goat stew in Jamaica once...shhhh ;)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cheerful post , thank you :)
ReplyDeleteCute kid and cute post!
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He's a cute one! My mother used to raise milk goats. She met her third husband when she called in on a radio show asking if anyone knew how to make goat cheese. My step-father answered and they met and married but never did make the cheese. LOL!
ReplyDeleteAhhh....so cute.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute goat. I had a goat named Ruthie when I was a child. She ate my wool scarf!
ReplyDeletethats a wonderful portrait!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful kid! Lovely photo, too.
ReplyDeletehe sure is cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo! Well... about goat milk, cheese etc. ... in my country (Turkey) we have goat cheese as well as normal cheese made with cow milk. Personally, I like goat cheese very much especially on salads! :-)
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that more people eat and drink goat products than that of cows! I like goat cheese very much and may be that's good for my two Aboriginal grandchildren, who get allergic reactions from cow milk. Beautiful photo and good information!
ReplyDeleteI love goat (and sheep) milk and cheese too. Nice picture!
ReplyDeleteGoats are very appealling - hard work but that muzzle feeding from your hand can melt you.
ReplyDeleteEG: What a great kidder you are, neat photo.
ReplyDeleteI've raised goats for years and they are wonderful critters. They have such good milk, and it makes awesome ice cream. I do hate to see tags in their ears though. The other goats tend to pull on them. I guess the big farms do this to keep track of everybody especially if they have lots of goats, and if many of them look alike.
ReplyDeleteA cutie! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteit is a cute kid for sure !! sandy
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I like goats, I even wanted one when I was a kid! :D
ReplyDeleteoh my god he's so cute! haha!
ReplyDeleteLove this! What ears!
ReplyDeleteHe's really cute! I've tried to talk Hubs into letting me get a goat, but he says 'no' hehe
ReplyDeleteI LOVE goat's milk fudge! Yummmm.
A very pleasant looking critter for sure.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie! We like goat cheese at our house but haven't tried the milk.
ReplyDeleteDarla
Awww, it is a cutie. I saw quite a few of these at the fair. Cute, cute, cute! :-)
ReplyDeleteHe is really cute! I like the photo...and I love its meat too! LOL My father-in-law grows hybrid goats too like that and when we were there we milk a couple of them.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great photo, love the little 'kid'. He looks very content. Did he eat that can?
ReplyDeleteMy sister is getting a couple of goats to keep her horses company. Interesting animals and you take some fantastic photos...I love the flower and the single impression.
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