Prof. Sam LawlerApr 23

It was quite peaceful sitting and reading a book with Alice last night (I was reading the book silently, not to Alice...), but it was clear she wasn't going to have babies soon. So I went to bed. I came back out to the barn at 2am, and she had just pushed out her second baby! I got them all toweled off and under the heat lamp, and she laid down and pushed out a 3rd baby! Well done, Alice!

Now up to 5 mamas with 12 babies for the #BabyGoatCountdown

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But seriously... this is... a LOT of babies! Wow.

And we've got a snowstorm about to start. How fun. I will check on them a lot in between zoom meetings...

Today will require a lot of caffeine to function!

Show threadProf. Sam LawlerApr 23

Another snowstorm. Sigh.

Repeat after me: We need the moisture!

Show threadProf. Sam LawlerApr 23
But you know what is completely amazing? Coming out of a snowstorm into a barn full of cute animals, and getting to gently stick your hands into a warm snuggle pile of baby goats and give them scritches.
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4 of the babies were snuggling with the llama!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Show threadProf. Sam LawlerApr 24
The llama seems to be the best place to snuggle and hide when it's time to go out in the snow back to the smaller warmer barn stalls...
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@sundogplanets Lololol! a patient llama? I didn't even know that existed.
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