I kid you not.
She was standing on my belly as I was laying on the couch (we take naps together). She turned to the side, grunted, and let out a spurt of wet feces that arced about 12 inches long. My boots were next to the couch. KASPLOOEY! Crap on my boots, IN my boots... I about scared the poor goose with laughing.
Finally, an animal has made good on their threat to sh*t in our shoes.
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Spouse writes: The eight geese and two dogs foul up the goose pond in about 4.5 days during the summer. The pond filter we have used for t...
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Pic: these ain't "love" bites. 2012/02/06 Update to article: the geese are using these nest boxes, hooray!! Soon it will...
3.27.2010
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Of Mice and Various Snakes and new Duck Feed Station
As mentioned in the previous post, our region is experiencing a near-Biblical plague of mice. "It's due to all the moisture we had...
There is so much more drama, action... so much more for the imagination and anticipation when things "arc."
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Sounds like the beginning of a bar joke... A farmer was holding a goose on her stomach...
ReplyDeleteTruth is stranger than fiction, especially in Deb's world. :)
Could this only happen to you? I mean - is this one of those things in life where we are all stung singularly with God's sense of humor? Mine would be a dog that knows how to flip me off with her eyes before destroying a bathroom when I say, "no".
ReplyDelete@Natalie: oh, we've got drama around here aplenty, that's for sure :-). Looking forward to a little LESS drama.
ReplyDelete@el_vigilante: if anyone had told me five years ago I'd be taking naps with a goose, I would have laughed my ass off.
@WeldrBrat: *lol*! Makes you glad a dog doesn't have a fifth, opposable appendage, eh?