Oh, Victor, have you noticed anything new?
Ya, what's dis? ::sniff, sniff, SNIFF::
Oh, but Victor, somethings... different.
Lookit dis! What kinda bird is dat from?
I don't fink I's efur seen a bird dat big!
Oh, remember, Victor? Mom saw turkeys in the park!
Nah, I haded a turkey fever afore. Dis smells diffrent!
Oh, I smell water... is it from a duck?
I fink it's too long fur a duck.
Oh, what's that bigger bird... like a duck but tall and noisy? Mom saw them in the park, too.
You mean goose? Dere mite be a few of dem round here.
So, where's the rest of the bird?
Yup, we think your Mom should have brought you the WHOLE goosie!
ReplyDeleteNina, you don't want the whole goose! They come from around here and they are BIG and MEAN! Bigger than us! And they'll bite your ears off! But the fev-vers are awesome!
ReplyDeleteWe agree with "goose". We had one of them on the front lawn and it left a feather that looked JUST LIKE THAT!
ReplyDeleteHehehehehehehehehehe!! That is one big feather for sure!! Looks like it will be fun to play with!!
ReplyDeleteHowdy from your TX furiends,
I'll bet the feather smells delicious and goose-y!
ReplyDeleteYou might not want a whole goose--you'd be in over your head! But the feathers are great to play with!
ReplyDeleteYeah, what is with that, bringing home a feather and not the whole bird? You human was NOT thinking!
ReplyDeleteThat fev-ver looks like lots of fun. You hafta be careful with the whole goose cuz they hiss and honk at you.
ReplyDeleteDuck, duck, goose! She shoulda brawt da birdy home so yoo could haf a new fever when effur yoo need it.
ReplyDeleteNo goose for you?
ReplyDeleteYou sure don't want a goose-y. It might hurt you. They are very big birds. Hope you have a great day. We love the fevvver.
ReplyDeleteWe don't know what kind of feather it is but we bet it is a ton of fun to play with!!
ReplyDeleteLife can be so unfair at times.....you should have the whole bird and not just a teaser!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteEXcellent Question Nina.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun is a feather anyway, just sniff sniff and that is it. *yawn*
have a cool bonkie day
Hi Victor and Nina, thank you for stopping by my blog yesterday to say hello. You two are beautiful kitties.
ReplyDeleteI noticed that your sister cat was called Bonnie Underfoot. When I was little we had a cat with enormous feet that we called Tiptoes and my dad nicknamed him Underfoot!
One goose feather, not the whole bird, sounds just purrfect to us! Cute and colorful photo of Nina Torbie in the basket, too! She looks very pleased with herself!
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