Hello listeners, meet Lisa.

Hey there.

Lisa runs an online boutique specialising in sustainable fashion.

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Hey everyone, prepare yourself for one of the most interesting but weirdest entitled

parent stories you'll have ever seen. Entitled mom, peas off goats. I'm a happy single

39 year old male. I live in a nice neighborhood just outside of

town. My neighborhood is a single street with about two acres per household. I still look like I'm 18

if I shave. Baby goats are called kids. A little background for you. Well, there you go. That was

very straight to the point. Two weeks ago, my goats had two kids. I don't know if you've ever

seen baby goats in person,

but they are adorable. My male goat Bruce is a Nubian goat and the female Lily is a fainting goat. They had a male and a female. The male is Sir Flops a lot and the female is Esmeralda. If I knew how to post pictures, I would. I obviously love my animals. Now, in the edit, I'm just going to jump to it now. O.P. has actually linked two pictures of their animals. Oh my God, that's like a patchwork goat. So that's Bruce the male goat, and this is Lily and her kids. Oh, my God. So cute. My neighbors love my animals as well. They feed my dog leftover steak any chance they see him outside. Their daughter visits with the ghost every day and has been so excited for the two new baby goats. She named them.

Yesterday was like any normal Sunday. I usually take my dog for a car ride and then we walk in a

local park for an hour or so. My cell phone rang and it was my cool neighbors alerting me to a

random minivan sitting in my driveway by the garage.

I live in eastern Tennessee. Minivans are not too popular. My neighbors were just letting me know

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