My goat is doing better. She walks like a drunken sailor, but she walks—with a little help from her friends.
Keep braying!
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Glad to hear she is feeling a bit better; continued prayers that she has a full, happy recovery!
ReplyDeleteEars to you!
Oh no, poor goatie! Brays for her, poor cute thing.
ReplyDeleteGlad she's on the mend!
ReplyDeleteWhinneys for her recovery and prayers too!
ReplyDeleteYour fren,
Stay on the road to recovery!
ReplyDeleteHow goes Missy?
ReplyDeleteBif, thanks for asking. She has good times and less good times. She is generally much better than when she first fell ill six days ago, but she has not yet become strong enough to stand or roll over unassisted. That much time on one's belly can't be good for a soul.
ReplyDeleteShe hasn't given up, though, and she's still eating heartily, braying—er, bleating—welcomingly, and maintaining a normal manure pile. We continue to hope for her full recovery!
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