Barn remodel project

I have been very busy in the last month, preparing for winter and making more space for the girls. The girl's barn was only 10'x14' and had only one kidding stall. The milking stand folds up and was in the main lounging area of the barn. This can make milking difficult with more than one doe in the room and no way to separate her. SO, I decided to take one side wall down and go out another 6 feet and make 2 kidding stalls and convert the old kidding pen into a separate milking parlor. Voila! Now it is 10'x20'. It took only 3 days to get it up and closed in, but then of course I had to tweak things to get it where I like it. Here are some pictures of the new barn as it is now:

Now I can lock up the 2 kids in a stall overnight and still have a stall open for kidding in the future (late January, yikes!) and milk my one doe who is still in milk without the other who is pregnant and dried off trying to bowl me over to get grain! 
Leela is 2 months pregnant now and already you can tell she's pregnant! She had triplets this spring and I'm fairly sure she will again have multiples (praying for no quads!). Since she was a very mediocre mother for her first time, I will be prepared to "assist" her feeding the kids if she has more than 2. For her first freshening she picked one doeling to be her favorite and barely tolerated the other two! They managed to get enough to eat because they would watch carefully when her "favorite" was going in for some milk and one of the other of them would dash onto the other side to get some too. Consequently, the one favorite grew fat and the other two grew more slowly. I ended up keeping miss fatty (Khaki) who is old enough (and definitely BIG enough) to breed this month. 
Snow is expected this weekend so I will be getting lots of deep straw in there today for them to snuggle into and stay warm. They do not have their full winter coats yet!