Imps of Goldstone Wood discussion

Beana, of course!

One, your goat is adorable. Second, I'd say Beana, or maybe Aiven.

Aww, so cute! I second Sarah's suggestion of Aiven. :D

She is adorable! I love goats. Is she a pygmy goat?
I like Beana, of course, but what about Leta, Fairbird, Starflower, or Daylily?

Or, if you wanted to have a creepy goat who eventually turns evil and decides to take over/destroy the worlds, you could even go for Ytotia or Tave... :p

LOL, Athelas!
Or even Hri Sora, eh?

Adorable goat! I think Beana

Your goat is really cute! I suggest Beana :)

Oh, she's adorable! Makes me wish we still raised goats at my house.

Um, suggestions ... Rosie, Nidawi, Beana (of course), and Sairu.

Athelas is actually poisonous to goats ... (my family learned that the hard way several years ago.)

Kendra wrote: "Oh, she's adorable! Makes me wish we still raised goats at my house.

Um, suggestions ... Rosie, Nidawi, Beana (of course), and Sairu.

Athelas is actually poisonous to goats ... (my family learned..."

Wait... There's actually a plant in our world named Athelas?
(Also, good to know I shan't be fed to goats.)

Wait, no ... my brain misfired. Azeleas are the plant that's poisonous to goats. I forgot about the Middle Earth plant. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azalea It's really pretty though. We had a few bushes at one point.

*Major facepalm moment.*

GOATS.
I'd vote Beana.

You know that's a great idea! Naming goats Goldstone Wood names! I've had goats forever and we're running real low on names, so I'm totally doing that when mine kid this year! :D

Athelas wrote: "Or, if you wanted to have a creepy goat who eventually turns evil and decides to take over/destroy the worlds, you could even go for Ytotia or Tave... :p"

Actually, goats can get pretty evil and try to take over the world sometimes when they grow up...XD

Yes, I bet Beana or Leta would would be best. Though she's quite a stunning goat, so Vatera could even work. Especially if she turns out to be a little goblin. ;)

I would love to see pictures of y'all's goats. The only goats I ever knew personally were a Nubian and a Saanen (called respectively Wahsoose and Gardenia) at the camp I worked at during college. I never knew there were so many breeds of goats!

I have Nubians and Alpines and crosses of them. :)

Haha. Yes there are a lot of goat breeds.

I now have two little Nubian-Alpine bucklings that I named Felix and Foxbrush. ^_^

Felix and Fosbrush. That's adorable.

Thanks. :)

And now I also have Starflower and Sun Eagle. I'm going total Goldstone Wood this year!

Lauren wrote: "Love your names stargazer! I decided on Leta :) And I'm going to get a buckling to name Florien!"

That's awesome! :D

Stargazer wrote: "I have Nubians and Alpines and crosses of them. :)

Haha. Yes there are a lot of goat breeds.

I now have two little Nubian-Alpine bucklings that I named Felix and Foxbrush. ^_^"

To come late to the conversation, I have a two hundred pound Nubian named Dash. We imps seen to represent a high percentage of the goat owner population.

You may be right, Allison. I don't think I've mentioned on here yet that I also have a goat--Tinkerbell. Though we've fondly referenced her as our Beana.

Tinkerbell huh? That's cool. :)

The other day I was sitting in a lawn chair watching my goats graze and re-reading Heartless. I was reading a part where Felix is being rather annoying. Suddenly Felix (my little goat) jumps up on the back of my chair and starts eating my hair and I yell "Felix!" in a sort of angry tone, and then I burst out laughing because that's what Una had just said in the book. :D It was pretty funny...

Lauren wrote: "
We need to make fliers for Goldstone Wood to put up in goat barns at fairs. "Like Goats? You'll love these books!" :D"
Haha, totally. :D