Well that's our geese rehomed....... to a lush new life down the road. It's making things a lot realer [is that a word...... my brain isn't working] now. Well that and the fact we are waiting on Cals NZQA assessment of his PgDip to see how many points he gets.
They are only the second animals I've ever rehomed and the tarantulas don't count 'cause I didn't keep them at home I kept them in the shop I worked in. It's strange and I feel I've let them down. At least I can visit them every day we are here as I go past.
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No chance Samray, he'd have been in my stomach. Yum. One was due to go in the pot 'cause it's lame but I've never killed a goose......... the cockerals are hard enough to kill , their necks are so thick......... so we decided he could go with Hiss [whom I could never have killed, he was a pet] to a new home. Clive has been lovely about it and given Hiss has survived a fox attack already it might stop the rest being got by the foxes that are plaguing Clive at the mo.
Hopefully the assessment will be back in around 10days but given the time of year............ I excited and scared poopless at the same time. Next step EOI and then if accepted ITA and the little blue stickers........ Cals already started applying for jobs and I've been looking at houses lol....... with swimming pools, lazy days with a glass of wine here I come... actually that probably won't happen 'cause we want south island
Hopefully the assessment will be back in around 10days but given the time of year............ I excited and scared poopless at the same time. Next step EOI and then if accepted ITA and the little blue stickers........ Cals already started applying for jobs and I've been looking at houses lol....... with swimming pools, lazy days with a glass of wine here I come... actually that probably won't happen 'cause we want south island