On the 6th Day of Christmas my true love gave to me, six Geese A Laying . I guess I could whine a bit more about chicken coops and geese and other poultry living in my backyard but I won't. I've never actually had a goose egg to eat before. Not sure why we've got geese laying eggs here and not the French Hens? Really? I wonder if goose eggs were a sign of great love back in 1700's England. Anyone? Instead of goose eggs [which just doesn't sound…
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