Showing posts with label goats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label goats. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Noisy Neighbors
The other day while I was working from home, I heard the cries of goats. Milly, our miniature schnauzer, went crazy! She was barking non-stop which caused the goats to run up our hill!
A few were seperated from the pack and when I walked out my front door, I found them lurking on our patio! Not sure who was more startled!
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Saturday, January 29, 2011
"The Kid"
There's a large grassy field on Beef Island where a herd of goats can always be found. Their coats are a shiny black and tan. On Saturday the herd made its way to the parking lot. One of the kids got away from the others...bless his little heart! Listen for his little "baah."
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Day 253 continued: BVI Lunch
Most days, I have lunch at home. And if Michael is working from Charles' home office, he is able to pop over and join me. But when he's at the office in town, he is usually left to fend for himself.
Just to give you a little insight into where that can lead him, here is an email exchange between us today:
Me: Have you had lunch?
Me: Huh? Where did you get GOAT?
Me: Was it really goat?
I looked it up and apparently curry and goat is a popular Caribbean dish, though I haven't seen it on any menus (other than apparently the one at the chicken truck, which is an actual truck if you were wondering.)
There are quite a few goats on the island...
So, there you have it. Curry and goat from a chicken truck. This is our life!
Just to give you a little insight into where that can lead him, here is an email exchange between us today:
Me: Have you had lunch?
MD: Yep. Curry and goat. And a salad.
Me: Huh? Where did you get GOAT?
MD: The chicken truck.
Me: Was it really goat?
MD: Yes. And I liked it.
I looked it up and apparently curry and goat is a popular Caribbean dish, though I haven't seen it on any menus (other than apparently the one at the chicken truck, which is an actual truck if you were wondering.)
There are quite a few goats on the island...
So, there you have it. Curry and goat from a chicken truck. This is our life!
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