Welcome back to Friday’s Hunt. I want to thank everyone who joined in last week. I had a lot of fun visiting everyone who linked up. I’m excited for week eight! It’s very simple. Anyone can participate. The link opens at 7pm Central time and will close Sunday at 7pm, so you have plenty of time to enter. Hopefully, you’ll be inspired to visit some of the other entries.
If you didn’t participate this week but would like to next week, the topics will be: Starts with I, Week’s Favorite, and something blue. I will always keep a list of the items for the coming week in my sidebar at the top. Without furthur ado, here’s my interpretations for the week.
Starts with H: Happy Helen–Helen is doing well on her meds. She still loves her bedtime snack of peanut butter. Even though the last cold snap made it hard for her, she seems happy, and that makes me happy.
Helen Osboer
Week’s Favorite: PJ was checking out his mom’s hay. It’s really hard for Pistol to get enough to eat right now. This winter weather makes it hard to make enough milk for two growing boys and keep her own body weight. I am giving them way more hay than they would typically need. Everyone seems to be doing well.
Pistol and PJ
Family: Pistol and her boys are a cute little family; although, they are a bit dirty with the muddy weather. I think Pistol keeps dragging her feet over them when she’s done letting them nurse.
We can’t forget Muffin too. Even if she’s Pistol’s half-aunt, she’s certainly part of the family.
Muffin, PJ, Tommy and Pistol
Now it’s your turn.
Teresa
Eden Hills 
Your goat family is so photogenic, adorable and close. Helen looks happy (with ‘Hay’ another ‘H’ :). Hoping for Spring soon for you, and us. Love for the mud to disappear son…
Pistol really does know how to pose for the camera. When she chooses. They do enjoy their hay!
Everyone looks happy enough eating the hay or suckling. I saw the mud in your previous post – dirty times ahead for everyone.
Thanks for hosting Teresa.
In general the goats stay quite clean if they can. The two little ones are the only ones that are dirty. Silly kids!
They all look healthy and happy. Thanks for hosting- I am enjoying this meme.
They are doing quite well. I’m having a lot of fun with this too. I appreciate you participating.
That’s a cute goat family.
Thanks. They are sweeties too.
Good news that Helen is doing well. I bet she loves her peanut butter snacks! Pistol looks like a good mom.
Helen absolutely loves the peanut butter! Pistol really is a good mom. She raises nice big kids.
Peanutbutter Snack? Guess it does not stick …you’re busy!
She loves the taste, and it’s easy to mix the meds in. It works well!
What a beautiful family, even if muddy.
Thanks. It’s hard to stay clean with all the construction mess yet. I can’t wait for some grass to start growing.
The kids are so cute. They always make me smile I’m glad Helen is doing well
Pistol does give me adorable babies. It is a relief that Helen is doing well.
I love all your adorable goats. I was thinking you must have a name for nearly every letter in the alphabeet so this meme will be easy for you! I am back now from costa Rica so many thanks for linking me in while I was away. I am very tired after over 24 hours travelling and now hav a bit of jeg lag. Thanks for hosting. Have a lovely weekend.
It’s my pleasure, Margaret. I appreciate your participation. I might have to do that for the next round through the alphabet. Glad you had a safe journey.
Great family.
I enjoy an occasional peanut butter snack myself. I call it a pb pop.
Peanut butter is awesome!
Too darn cute! Your goats all have personality!
Yep. Some of them are positively overflowing with personality. LOL
Those babies are doing what babies do, and Pistol is doing what a Mama does best – thank goodness you can give them all a little extra in the cold season.
Yep. She is a really good mom.
Oh, my goodness….they are all my favorites!
Thanks. Mine too!
You’ve got quite a lot of extended families living in your barnyard! How do you keep them all straight? 🙂
Well, they are family! I might call them the wrong name occasionally, but I eventually get to the right one.
Such nice pictures, Teresa. I do hope Helen keeps on improving. The family pictures were interesting, I am not real familiar with the way of goats and was surprised to see the little one nursing while standing underneath the mother. A pig wouldn’t dare do this, the Mama might just lay down and squash the baby. They do that. 🙂
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Hello, I am glad Helen is doing well on her meds. All the goats are so cute, I really enjoy seeing the photos. Thanks for hosting, I linked up late today. Enjoy your new week ahead!
Thanks for joining in. It really is a relief to have a medicine that can help Helen.
I did not realize that PJ also had orange on him. He is even more handsome than I thought. Glad Helen is doing better. I know that livestock is a lot harder to take care of in winter,
I think my internet issues are over so hopefully I can join this week;s hunt again.
It’s not really orange. It’s dirt. We’re so muddy right now that nobody can stay clean.
Ah well, what’s a little dirt?! It’s all gonna come off in the wash! (Or whatever it happens to be.) The pictures are great!
It’s pretty muddy right now. Luckily, we don’t have snow or rain in the forecast.
We didn’t get home in time for me to post Sunday. I’ll be ready this week! Sweet family photo.
No worries! I hope you had a great weekend.
We did. Always enjoy spending time with the grandkids. 😀