I have to admit, I shouldn’t have left out such an important detail from our Easter weekend. no visit to Opa & Oma’s house goes by without a little friendly face time with Mr Goose. he promptly lets all visitors know their place, and will offer his kind services showing us the way to drive down the driveway as he runs along side (if you didn’t watch the video before, check it out – this goose is crazy!). and sure enough, he escorted us per usual as we left for church on Good Friday.
I’ve always know that the Goose had a fondness for water, as most geese do. here he is swimming in the big pond:
but I didn’t realize that the goose has a certain interest in Sunfish sailing as well!
so tillerman… instead of navigating past the goose, I might just need to learn to navigate WITH the goose.
my2fish: a blog about sunfish sailing 
The goose must die.
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It tried to eat the kids.
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there is a perfectly good chicken pen that will contain the goose while kids are around. I’m not sure that death is really a necessity.
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No, death is not necessary. But really, did you ever have goose liver?
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um…. no. that’s right up there with oysters.
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Lucy is by far a very smart goose in many ways, but biting her mamma-not so smart, and chasing me to my car-also not smart. She still is beautiful and protective, just maybe a little too much every once in a while.
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you say “Lucy”, but most of us prefer to call the goose “Lucifer”. 🙂
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