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The Circus Goat of the Epiphany

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By Kevin Carrel Footer The last time I saw the circus goat, she was walking across a narrow plank three meters off the ground. She was not at all sure of her footing and her gold-fringed caparison was slipping indecently off to one side. She did it all led by a shrill circus announcer in […]

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4 responses to “The Circus Goat of the Epiphany”

  1. Beatrice Bowles Avatar
    Beatrice Bowles

    Hola querido kevin,

    Love reading you–this circus goat is too adorable!
    And epiphifanies always rock! But when are you coming back?
    We MISS you y la donna bella!

    XO

    BB

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  2. Glyn Reed Avatar
    Glyn Reed

    I agree Kevin. I love that quality you have of being able to seek and find a little more from what is immediately presented to you and then to share it so eloquently.
    This story reminds me of a little travelling theatre I once took my children to see when we were on holiday near Bordeaux. Instead of a goat in place of a tiger they had a Rhodesian Ridgeback dog as their ‘wild’ animal. He was beautiful and with a fake mane made a great lion!

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