Ribh's D'Coopage

[MaryJanet]

People round here keep goats & ~ no. Just no. They eat everything & terrorise everyone. I'd have a cow if we had room but no goats.

I like them on youtube videos and in pictures, but in person they're way too assertive to make my wish list.

 

[Ribh]

I like them on youtube videos and in pictures, but in person they're way too assertive to make my wish list.

I'm not good with big assertive animals. Cats & chickens are about my limit.

 

[MaryJanet]

Be careful this is actually a thing... fairly close to us on Vancouver Island we have this place called Coombs...
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Old County Market... it’s been years since I’ve been there, so you’ll have to suffer with my googled screenshot of it.

However, I would visit a goat cafe just for the fun! There's a cat cafe in London that I helped get started through kickstarter and it's going great now - they're booked out everytime I try to use up my "free cuppa" voucher! I need to be more organised about booking ahead of time. There's also a cat cafe near where I live, but I've not been there yet. I really should take the time to pop in and snuggle their kitties.

 

[MaryJanet]

I'm not good with big assertive animals. Cats & chickens are about my limit.

Yes! Much easier to manage (Tuppence and Ha'penny notwithstanding!) and since my fox visit, i've been giving serious consideration to recruiting a doggo to the menagerie.

 

[MaryJanet]

Beautiful morning here today. We've had so much bad weather it's really appreciated!
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Spectacular. May I use that photo as my computer's wallpaper for a few days?

 

[MaryJanet]

Gosh, New Orleans under water again. I think of Atlantis every time.

I suppose "more pumps" is not the answer? Where is the water pumped to if the levels are so high?

 

[Ribh]

Spectacular. May I use that photo as my computer's wallpaper for a few days?

Feel free. Glad you enjoy them.

 

[MaryJanet]

Feel free. Glad you enjoy them.

Thanks mate!

 

[Ribh]

Thanks mate!

 

[Ribh]

Gosh, New Orleans under water again. I think of Atlantis every time.

I suppose "more pumps" is not the answer? Where is the water pumped to if the levels are so high?

It's the *below sea level* thing that is doing my head in because basically everything needs to go uphill...That's probably not scientifically correct but how my mind works.