Goats in a Graveyard - Simply Beautiful!
Writings of Saint Lucia, Ghana and life in general. A Peace Corps Volunteer in St. Lucia, visiting faculty in Ghana and grandma for life. This is a look back at the details of my travels and a document for my grandchildren. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoy writing it. This blog does not express views of U.S. Peace Corps, Webster University, my family, dog or any institutions named or linked to these pages. It's life observation as I interpret it.
2 comments:
Whatsamattah, can't spell cemetery?
Okay, you got me, "goats", "graveyard" go better together--Good headline!
Love this picture-tale. Would love even more of these (including what you're already doing of course). Okay, I'm in a demanding sort of mood today--I mean do you need any more work than you already have? Nope! Unless you are dancing around in a cute little hut with a broom as a partner and making dance moves with your little fingers--Such a cute video!!!
These goats are so cute! Did you know that goats are smart little cookies? After they first discover how to do something, they remember it; like finding out how to escape a pen. Their closest relatives are sheep; Baa-baa...
Also, somebody on a big ship brought goats to St. Lucia. They are not indigenous to the island.
These cuties are also friendly and loyal; they are good pets in case you want a roommate (but they don't cook either).
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, FOR THE CALL!!! You sound wonderful. Be sure to tell all those people around you how much you brag about them. Tell them they can only share you, they can't keep you.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS, SEASONS GREETINGS, MERRY CHRISTMAS to you Island Girl and the same goes for all those beautiful people at your home in CA.
Give them my very best!!
I love you dear friend. Take care and God Bless.
Barbara
Give a good nanny-baa to the goats when you see them.
Barbara - what a nice post. I didn't know goats were not indigenous to Saint Lucia. I am having a great holiday with lots of plans and lots of friends. I hope you have a great Christmas and start the New Year leaving all the stuff (you know what I'm talking about) behind you. You deserve a wonderful and happy retirement! Love you, Karen
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