A visit from the Natives

Yesterday we had a bit of fun on the farm. A group known as the Barefoot Natives came to film some footage and to serenade the goats. it was quite fun watching them film this part of the sequence for their concert footage. Not to mention the goats seemed to really enjoy the music and loved nibbling on the cameraman's video camera. here are a few pictures for your viewing pleasure.

I would also like to remember everyone that you can post comments to my post and leave requests for things you would like to see there. Not only will this allow me to make my blog more entertaining for you all, it will let me know that someone is ACTUALY READING THIS!

Aloha!

First Week in Paradise

Let me start by saying, all that howlie stuff is way over rated. That said...HAWAII IS GREAT!!!

I am in full swing working with the goats, and they are very interesting creatures. they know where they need to be, at what time, and when to crowd around the mangers for feeding. its amazing how little smell there is on a goat farm save for when it rains and during mating season.

palm trees are everywhere, and the weather is always warm, though rain happens randomly.

I will make a more in depth post later when my battery isn't dying.

Well its been about a week since my last post so, here is an update. no I am not in Hawaii yet, still hanging around Wisconsin until the end of September. If it wasn't for all the Mosquitoes it would be a great time, but alas they have been attacking in swarms since my return, and quite a few fingers have been pointed my way as the cause of there renewed vigorous multiplication. something about the unwritten 8th plague but anyway...
I have some good news, i now own a video camera, so expect some video sequences of my shenanigans. who knows, might be one posted this month.

In the Begining

Greetings fellow Wisconsinites, NECI associates, or just random surfers. This blog will chronicle my time in Hawaii working at Surfing Goat Dairy. While i don't know what this journey will bring, i am slightly concerned about the lack of snow in winter.
come back often (starting in October) to see what new shenanigans I get into and how bad I get beat up by the locals. and don't be afraid to send cheese!


The Cheesehead in Paradise