Ladies and gents, this is a goat.

No--really--it is. The whole family went to a farm yesterday!

Dad took this closeup of my new friend, Goatsworth.

It took Goatsworth a second or two to get used to me, but then we were fast friends.

Dad says it's because I had an unlimited supply of corn.

I played peek-a-boo with Goatsworth II.

I see you!

AUGH! Goat kiss!

I think I'll be a Goat Whisperer when I grow up.

OK, Goatsworth II, tell me about your childhood.

There were other great beasties at the farm too.

AUGH! Pony kisses!

There were also other fun non-beastie things to do.

For example ...

I AM IN A GIANT TIRE OF CORN RIGHT HERE!

I think Goatwsorth III knew about my connections in the corn industry.

You can see Goatsworth IV getting impatient over there.

Because I am an authentic square-state farm girl, I don't mind a little goat spit every so often.

Here you go, Goatsworth III--slime the other hand too, OK?

There's a lot to do on a farm. It's not all glamorous tasks like getting covered in goat spit.

What?

Oh yeah--they also have birthday parties at this farm. I crashed a couple of them. The more the merrier, right?

Happy birthday, um, Pam from Lakewood!

I have no idea what this is about.

My kid sister, Zoe (I prefer to call her Z-Baby) came along, but she slept the whole time. Dad is going to have her feed the goats when we come back.

I hope that's soon. I'm pretty attached to Goatsworth III.

Farm!

Roar at the cubs