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  Misty Moon and her family. Sunshine, the baby girl, came here tiny, but she whips her brother and all his buddies if they give her any static! Like a little whirlwind she hits them about knee high and they back off. She is as heavy and hard as a rock, and she has a charming personality.
     

  We're going to name him Wrong Way Corrigan. Neither his mother Kay Square nor John and Cathie can convince him the milk does not flow from his mother's chest floor. When he was receiving instructions prior to commencing the process of becoming a goat, he must have been the only kid facing south when the teacher was giving directions oriented to kids facing north.
     

  "Mommy, why does one of my ears hang down and the other one hang up?"

"It comes from your father's side, darling."
     

  Just a little scenic break. Taylor and Jonathon are showing Baby Girl and Sugarplum that the shinoak is leafed out. That brush is the lifesaver out here on the Edwards Plateau because it gives goats something to eat even in a drought. Notice the size of the rocks.
     
  Geronimo has been playing host to some lady goats. We had the pleasure of a visit from Ed and Lynda Dick, and Lynda took this picture. The nanny crossing in front of Geronimo is a Snowspark/Liveoak daughter. Stormrise is standing behind him; she is our heaviest, widest nanny, from Rainsong and Rawhide.
     

  Red Star is old, but we think she is beautiful. She is sitting out until fall.
 
     

  A Snowspark/Liveoak nanny who has been visiting Blaze. We were delighted to identify her. She had lost her tag and we couldn't read the dim tattoo, but a friend with younger eyes could see the numbers.
     

  Look at that smile on Flame's face! This Honey Girl daughter is delighted to be home again on the Divide with the rocks and the brush. We put her with Blaze because Cathie has a weakness for goats with red tails and thought they would surely make a kid with a red tail. From the kitchen window we could see their pen and we had to laugh out loud at the daily ritual of mutual admiration between Blaze and Flame. We could only assume that each one was thinking how gorgeous the other one's tail was. They would rub the sides of their faces together and kiss each other's neck and just stand there touching faces. If there had been a puddle for Flame to walk across I am sure Blaze would have gallantly laid his cape across it, just like Sir Walter Raleigh.  Did they ever start a little red-tailed baby? Not that we know anything about, but they sure like each other.
     

  This old nanny just seems to look a little better every year, and now she has the best kid she's ever come up with. Kind of makes us forget how crazy she was (and is).
     

     


Paintbrush, Inc. in the "Any Minute Now" maternity pen.
left to right:  Mistymoon and Paintbrush herself –both bred to Geronimo - and Moonripple, bred to Redrock in hopes she'll make more kids as good as Sundark.



Honey Girl Memorial

For a decade we had the privilege of holding in our hand
The Blue Moon
Honey Girl is gone now, but she will live on in our hearts and in
The Blue Moon Dynasty

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