How Many Roads Must A Plume Walk Down
November 27th, 2007Another quiet day.
I did a little shopping. Bought some new gloves. My old gloves were quite worn and bruised, a couple of the fingertips were undone. Can you guess who was behind that? I’ll give you a hint: he has two horns, a long beard and a neverending appetite for nuts and raisins. That’s right. Mads likes to chew on my gloves. And I’m not too good at setting boundaries when it comes to goats. I happily let them chew on my sleeves, bite my gloves, munch my shoelaces and so on. I swear, sometimes it seems like they look at me and see a big cakeman. Oh yes.
But it has gotten so cold that I now needed some gloves without holes in them. Done and done, and then some.
Speaking of goats, here is a video of Magnethe: http://youtube.com/watch?v=fGe7kb5uovQ. It is very, very boring. Unless you happen to love Magnethe like I do. And even then it’s probably still pushing it. She’s just scratching her chin against a wooden board. I love when goats scratch their heads against stuff. They always look like they get a really good scratch going. Even more I love, of course, when I’m the one scratching them. Sometimes they will actually scratch themselves ON me. I will be sitting on the bench with my leg crossed and one will walk up and start rubbing its head against my shoe. Hah. Then I’ll start pushing the shoe back against them so they can really get scratched good. When I am not a cakeman, I am a scratching post.
And I don’t mind one bit.