Gully is all about breaking out of his pen when I bring hay through to put over into Spirit’s area. This week, however, I was a bit behind on getting his food prepared (made even longer by the fact that I took photos of this) and he decided to go right to the food source.
“Oh, hey there!”
“Soon the grain will be mine!”
“Almost there…”
“SUCCESS!!!!”
Don’t forget to join Gully and me on the farm on Sunday afternoons (@mindingtheminis). Have a great week!
Minding the Minis 
Hi Devon, This is FYI. There is a shout out to you on this post. :-)
http://findingourwaynow.com/2013/04/award-winning-blog-wins-again.html
Susan, that is SO nice of you! What thoughtful words. The Winslow animals and I appreciate it! Looking forward to your posts, as usual (I’m itching to make the chocolate spoons!)!
You are so very welcome. And thank you for all your support. :-)))
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Hi Devon, I totally found this blog by accident . Although I live in Atlanta now, I grew up in a really small town and loved the goats my family had as a child. I shared this post on my animal Facebook page, http://www.facebook.com/dailyanimalclips
Hi there! So sorry I haven’t responded. I haven’t been on my blog recently due to work and am returning shortly to it (the blog, that is!). Thank you so much for commenting! Goats are amazing, aren’t they? I was surrounded by them this morning. I watched as a dwarf goat named Rosie held her own against one of the large goats. Super cute. I’ve liked your page on FB. I hope you’ll visit again! ~Devon~