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Jul
9

Coco Meets the Goats

Before we bring our own goaties home, we wanted to take Coco to the goat farm to visit the mamas and babies. I said, “Look, Coco! Goats! You will love them and play with them and protect them with your life.”





Coco reacted with the same immediate enthusiasm she had for stairs.





She bounced off to talk to their chickens. She knows about chickens. She has some of them.

“Coco, come back!”





“You can do it, Coco. You were so brave just the other day.”





“See how pretty the babies are? So sweet and adorable?”





Coco sniffed a little bitty baby with great caution. “It’s okay, Coco,” I told her. “Look what innocent cherubs they are, fresh from God’s arms.”





“They bounce, Coco. Just like you.”





“See how they romp and frolic and clamber?”





“See how they– What are they doing? They’re too young for– Oh, no. No!”





“Don’t look, Coco! Don’t look!”

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Posted by Suzanne McMinn on July 9, 2008  

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  1. 7-9
    5:23
    am

    Oh those goats .. HOWLING LAUGHING .. :rotfl:

    Ahhh, life on the farm, eh?

  2. 7-9
    5:56
    am

    :)

    What a way to begin the day, with a smile on my face! Thanks!

  3. 7-9
    6:28
    am

    I love it!! :rotfl:

  4. 7-9
    7:19
    am

    OMG!! ROFLMAO!!!!! I just finished sewing a baby sling for myself – shall I make a blindfold for CoCo? LOL The other day I posted about little boys and thier wieners – looks like its not just in humans!! LOL

  5. 7-9
    7:25
    am

    OMG!!!

    :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

    -Kim

  6. 7-9
    7:41
    am

    “Kids” will be “kids”!
    And Suzanne will be there to document. haha
    Funny story, Suzanne.

  7. 7-9
    7:49
    am

    I come back from vacation and this is the first post I see…
    I’m shocked! Shocked I tell you!

    well…okay not that shocked I mean come on..they ARE goats.
    :rockon:

  8. 7-9
    8:09
    am

    Hahaha! That is too funny. Well, I have to know, did Coco ever get used to the goas? And when will you be bringing them home?

  9. 7-9
    8:16
    am

    :butterfly: They are adorable!!!! Except for the two who were……. L.M.A.O.!!!!! :bananadance:

  10. 7-9
    8:19
    am

    I swear those goats were smiling. What a happy adventure!

  11. 7-9
    8:19
    am

    :hellokitty:
    Hilarious! Thanks for the early laugh.

  12. 7-9
    8:22
    am

    I love starting the day off with cute pictures of goats, and big laughs to said goat shananagins!

  13. 7-9
    8:29
    am

    LOL, well, goats will be goats.. :mrgreen: Poor innocent COCO seeing such…nature shots.

  14. 7-9
    8:46
    am

    Ahhh, life on a farm :lol: It certainly exposes you to some of the randier sides of nature :rotfl: Poor Coco – such an early age for that visual :eek: Thanks Suzanne!! We love reading your stories, every day filled with laughter and family.

  15. 7-9
    8:57
    am

    TYVM for the morning thrill!!! Just another day in paradise!

  16. 7-9
    9:07
    am

    Oh the innocence! Baby goats are sooo cute! Coco is in for a lot of work between the chicken and the goats. Which will be battling for her attention? Probably neither! More like, “keep your distance!”
    http://lifeislikechampagne.blogspot.com/

  17. 7-9
    9:20
    am

    My first smile of the day!

  18. 7-9
    9:22
    am

    What a hoot! With that kind of attitude, how is it the world is not totally overrun with little goats? Look at how the other goats are watching. Pervs!

  19. 7-9
    9:25
    am

    I guess one is never to young.

  20. 7-9
    9:34
    am

    Absolutely hilarious!!! What a great way to start my day. Coco is getting way ahead of herself in her education I think.

  21. 7-9
    9:42
    am

    :rotfl: :rotfl:

    OMG, that is tooooo funny. ::wipes tears from eyes:: What an education for Coco.

  22. 7-9
    10:03
    am

    This is sex education 101. Man you’re going to be very busy soon.

  23. 7-9
    10:05
    am

    Should I ask if Princess needs a blindfold as well as Coco?

  24. 7-9
    10:06
    am

    LOL That was funny!
    That Coco! She is so adorable..that is so cute of 52 (????) holding the baby goat and Coco getting to know it. Adorable!

    The chickens are funny on the food trough! Some of them are so pretty – I love the colors!

    Between the critters and 52 and Princess and the boys, there sure is alot of fun to be had, each day!

  25. 7-9
    10:09
    am

    Oh well, you can’t protect them forever. Coco would’ve probably seen it on tv or learned about it on the school bus anyway.

  26. 7-9
    10:18
    am

    :rotfl: yes Suzanne you make my day thank you
    I love comming to your site

  27. 7-9
    10:22
    am

    Nothing like getting a small piece early in the morning. :rotfl: You totally cracked me up. Don’t look Cocoa. Or Ethel.

  28. 7-9
    10:31
    am

    That has got to be the best way to start a day out…Laughing really hard at the cute little baby goats and your writing! Thank you SO much!

  29. 7-9
    10:34
    am

    Haha, i have a puppy who does that, he LOVES his blanket.

    What a cute pup and the baby goats are adorable!

    I enjoy reading your farm blog

  30. 7-9
    10:55
    am

    My goodness. ;)

  31. 7-9
    11:10
    am

    LOL! Poor Coco, she’s really not sure about those goats, is she?

  32. 7-9
    11:15
    am

    Now that made me laugh out loud!!!

  33. 7-9
    11:18
    am

    I’m sure Coco closed her eyes, gritted her puppy teeth and thought, “…think of England…”.

  34. 7-9
    11:25
    am

    I LOVE A GOOD LAUGH IN THE MORNING!

  35. 7-9
    11:46
    am

    I want one of those cute carmel colored ones. Are you getting a cute carmel colored one? I would name it……….hmmmmm……….Carmel.

  36. 7-9
    11:47
    am

    Maybe it’s caramel.

  37. 7-9
    11:54
    am

    I never knew that a baby goat could be sooooo cute

  38. 7-9
    12:06
    pm

    LOL looks like Coco will get an earlier “Birds and the Bees” talk than you thought.

  39. 7-9
    12:39
    pm

    Too late, Coco already got an eyeful! LOL

  40. 7-9
    12:53
    pm

    I love the kid up there in the middle, the one with the black “boots!”

  41. 7-9
    1:17
    pm

    giggle… embarassed giggle… i’m at work… no animal porn allowed… giggle

  42. 7-9
    1:28
    pm

    I think Spartacus put those kids up to that just to embarrass coco. :snoopy: :chicken:

  43. 7-9
    1:39
    pm

    How Funny is that!… My friend called me from Tennessee just to ask if I had read your blog yet. So I went straight to my computer to read it. Thanks for making us Both laugh today!

  44. 7-9
    1:42
    pm

    LOL! Okay, that’s hysterical. Way to teach Coco about the birds and the bees — or the goat and the goat, as the case may be.

  45. 7-9
    2:55
    pm

    Practice makes perfect and baby goats :rotfl:

  46. 7-9
    3:35
    pm

    Too funny!
    I really enjoy this slice of your life every day.

  47. 7-9
    4:09
    pm

    OMGosh! I don’t think Coco is ready for “the Talk” yet. *G*

  48. 7-9
    4:18
    pm

    whoops!

  49. 7-9
    5:29
    pm

    Oh yeah. We have a neighbor with goats, so we know all about that kind of behavior! :shocked: :eek:

  50. 7-9
    6:34
    pm

    I guess we know why the goats are smiling?!!

  51. 7-9
    6:43
    pm

    I guess I was wrong, guessing that was 52 (above) – because I thought you would laugh…you didn’t. LOL So, I guess it was not him! :mrgreen:

  52. 7-9
    6:49
    pm

    I’m sorry, Donna, yes, that was 52 holding the baby! I was away from the computer today. :lol:

  53. 7-10
    8:13
    am

    Don’t look Coco! LOL And Coco, with the tongue always hanging out. Funny stuff!

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