Secret LIFE Of PIGS!

Good morning, guys. Welcome to today's video. It's pitch black outside. Take a guess. Is it morning or is it night? It's morning. You know how you can tell? Because I got Sam with me. Although you guys probably can't see them because it's dark and my camera is still I still haven't set it. Normally when I'm videoing I can change the brightness manually and for some reason something happened and I can't. Also, the stabilization is turned off and I can't turn it on. Sam, you might have to fix it. Anyway, welcome to today's video. You guys, I have the worst dream I got to tell you. So, first of all, when I say I have dreams, it's meditation. I meditate sometimes twice a day, sometimes once a day, and often I see things, but I'm like awake seeing them. Does that make sense? Those are my dreams. Oh, I hope I caught it. Oh, barely caught him coming out from under his cocoon. My dream, it was this long weird thing that I didn't really understand until it got to the very end. The end was that all the people that I care about, like a lot of people that I care about start dying. Like I'm 56 now and up till now nobody in my life I'm like the second oldest in my family and nobody in my life that I really care about other than my parents when I was in my 30s um have died like and now my dream was that people are going to start dying and I saw like the whole progression of people leaving one after another after another after another not like in a big rush but just over the next 20 years people are just going to start dying. And I said, I woke up saying this. It's so sad. You start out with this huge family and all these people and in the end you're almost alone. And I was devastating. You never think about that stuff. Like you just don't think about that kind of stuff when you're young and when you're growing and you don't think about it ever. And then all of a sudden it just starts happening. And I remember at the very end of my dream saying to Sam, "Sam, come and help me. I can't keep them alive. I can't keep them all alive. Like come and help me." And then that's when I woke up saying like it just sucks so much that you are born into this life with so many people around you. Even small families, you always have your family around you and then one by one everybody leaves. I have a problem with that kind of stuff. Like that is not my strong suit in any way, shape or form. Anyway, I do not want to I DID NOT WANT TO START this beautiful Friday morning off on a bad sad note. I want to start it off with the beautiful, amazing Poshi. I wish I had called her Gemma because I'm saving the name Gemma for my favorite goat. Either my most beautiful goat or my favorite goat. And I don't know. She might be my favorite goat of life. Is it possible to ever have another goat as amazing as she is? Hello, baby. Hello. Are you ready to roll? Are you ready to roll? Look, Tilly over there, she watches to see if I let them out. And then if I let them out, she runs to her door. Oh, shoot. That was not good planning. I'm coming. See, she meets me at the door. Uh-oh. Her door didn't If this door doesn't stay open, she gets upset. You guys didn't see it, but she did this big hop, skip, and a jump when she jumped through the door. Even though I have hardly spent any time with Posh, when I go in there to feed them, even though they're like dying for their grain, she will still follow me out the door just to be with me, even when she has her grain. Like, she will give up food for me still. Like, she's so wonderful. But my dream names for our baby goats this year are Gemma. I've been wanting a Gemma for a long time. Gemma and Pip. I want like I have this weird feeling that we're going to get a teeny tiny teeny teeny tiny goat this year. Not an unhealthy goat. Hopefully, just a teeny teeny tiny one. And it'll probably be like Cricket's baby if she ever gets pregnant or Toffeey's baby because they're so short. So, we've never had like a super short breed. One of the super We've never had one of the super short goats have babies. The standard is like 18 to 21 in 22 in. They are at the bottom. They're like 18 in. We've never had a baby from them. So, maybe it's one of those ones, but I want to call that baby. I want it to be a girl and I want to call it Pip. So, I have to wait. I have to wait till I get a tiny girl to name Pip. And it has to be a goat that I'm going to keep cuz I want to keep the name forever. I love it. Gemma and Pip are going to be my like most exciting names for this season. I like names. I'm not usually good at them. You ready for pose? >> What? No. >> Yeah. You don't have to explain to me. Trust me, I know the perils of all of it. All right, I'll do my chores while I'm waiting. Oh, you ready? Pose. You ready to go out? Let's see if I can do it myself. I sometimes don't do it. >> Won't be able to. >> You think I won't be able to do it? >> Yeah. >> All right. All right. Well, you hold on now. >> Hold on. The camera watch the camera and you watch me. >> Hold on. Let me get ready cuz I want to watch you. I'm ready. It's >> a competition, man. >> Trying to find the boy. Come on. Go. >> Don't work. Don't work. Don't work. >> Come on. >> Don't worry. >> No. You >> told you. >> No. >> Want help now? No, I can do it. OH MY GOSH. GET AWAY from that. Get away from the chicken boo. >> You know it's Friday when the pig doesn't listen. >> Happy Friday. >> Okay, I'll help you now. >> All right, help me now. Get your butt out. >> Come on, Posie. Come on, Pose. Come on. Come on. Look at my groom. That'll stop her. Get. No. NO. QUICKLY, ROSIE. Get out. Get out. Quick. Close. >> GET OUT. SHE NEVER acts like that. >> Yeah. That's right. >> Yeah. All right. Here's the deal. She never ever acts like that for me. I let her out all the time. No problem. By myself. She's really good. She's extra hungry today. I don't know. Sam can never get him out get her out by himself. Ever. I sometimes can. Another day. Another freezing cold day. You look so cute. You are a really cute boy. Even though you're not friendly. Yes, I know you're cute, too. He just hopped to me. >> Hopped to me like a bunny. You got to lock it. This is the problem with straw. Here comes Sam. We always try and put them in early when it's cold, but also when Sam has hay. What the heck happened? >> You put him in. Yes. >> Oh, good job. >> No, Dad's bringing hay. >> I thought for sure that we left him in by mistake. Who's screaming? >> Oh, she's over there underneath the She's like, "I need to go, too." This one is like noisy. Like a horrible sound. Noisy. Yes. Blossom, your baby. Are we feeding them right now? No. >> Why don't we? Okay, you're coming down to feed them then. It's actually icy. Defin Whoa. Definitely my favorite thing ever. I could just watch this forever. See, they go, you just wait and then they all figure it out. Except for Lola, who's like, "hm, I want to go and look in that stall." Get your butt in there. I know what you're planning. Look how big she is. I think she's got twins in there this year. She had a single, triplets, a single. Oo, maybe she's got triplets. I think twins. Twin girls is what my guess is. Only because Sophie dreamed it. I know. So, you guys might remember that. >> Let's just feed them now. >> All right, let's feed them now. Used to be over here. It's like already 4:00. Used to be over here. And then they used to interact. In fact, they used to slam their horns into the bars. Look how big she looks. And she looks so fuzzy and warm. She's so cute. You're so cute. We moved it because when Blossom had babies in that stall, the babies would just hop through those bars and come into her stall. Fortunately, she's a grandma. She's an She's a grandma goat and she loves babies. She loves babies. So, she would she'd let them be in there and she'd be kind to them and stuff, but that could have went badly. They're eating their breakfast. Yep. This is the fat group. They're eating breakfast still, too. So, you know what I'm going to do this weekend? I'm going to get a really nice measuring cup that's just for the barn, and I'm going to give them like, is a lot of grain. Well, there's three of them in here. Your blossom needs more food or else she dropped all her weight. This is why we have fat though. Oh, just jumped on me. Is that Hazel? So So I'm going to buy a measuring scoop, like a actual cooking one that has a label on it and you can see exactly how much. I'm going to give everybody one cup a day except for like the little tiny ones a day every feeding. So, these guys will get like three cups. I'll have to see how it measures out, though. I don't know. Actually, these babies will probably get like a half a cup every every feed. But I need to be able to measure it. I need to be able to measure it a lot better because Yeah, I give them more. Give them a little more. Probably don't need that much more. Oh, feed my pigs. I find it really hard for us to measure like the food and stuff. So la every week we go through two bags of grain which I feel like is a lot but it's fine. Like if that's what they eat that's what they eat. I'm okay with that. But la so I've been trying to like minimize what they been getting what they get the last few weeks and this last week they only eat one bag of grain. Actually maybe a little more than one bag. But that's half as much grain. And they haven't not any of them lost a single ounce. >> Your pigs need fresh water, too. >> Oh, my pigs need water, too. >> The whole time just goofing around. >> I know. Just talking. Yeah. >> I know. It's one of those days. Yes. You need fresh water. It's cold. Good night, Posie Pig. This is what happens when it's cold. Everybody rushes. Uh-oh. Do you hear that? Did you guys hear that squeaking sound? It's because Did you feed her? >> She was coughing. >> No, she she chases me down. She throws a fit. If I don't give her what she wants and what she wants is a little bit of seeds. See, told you that's what she wants. She's That's the kind of chicken she is. She's very verbal, but we love her. >> Just the way you are, just the way you came. Don't you know that you're beautiful?