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  • Healthyme7410
    Healthyme7410 Posts: 9,940 Member
    The pith would give us good fiber if we eat it. Maybe we need to take this "hint" for more fiber and our intestinal tract will thank us.

    HINT
  • LosinSusin
    LosinSusin Posts: 6,777 Member
    But what about eating a pint of pith? I think goats could thrive outside a Juice Bar with their juicers full of pith!

    PINT
  • 316Judith
    316Judith Posts: 10,321 Member
    Indeed, when I think about juice bars and all the pith which at end of the day sadly gets thrown away, I hope they at least have a compost. I am sure the poor goats Pant at the Juice Bar hoping for some Pith

    PANT
  • LosinSusin
    LosinSusin Posts: 6,777 Member
    I think goats should be a part of every juice bar's business plan!

    PART
  • Healthyme7410
    Healthyme7410 Posts: 9,940 Member
    Goats would love all that pith! They especially love fruits so if they have "pear" pith they would jump in excitement.

    PEAR
  • 316Judith
    316Judith Posts: 10,321 Member
    Yes I agree Susan, let’s try and promote that next time we are at the Juice Bat

    And Linda I could see the Goats jumping up excitement seeing the Pear Pith! I wonder if the Goats would like Peas from the veggie Bar in town?

    PEAS
  • LosinSusin
    LosinSusin Posts: 6,777 Member
    I think the goats would say 'yes, please' to the peas, Linda. And to the pears, Judith. As far as I know from owners of goats, their pets eat everything!

    PETS
  • Healthyme7410
    Healthyme7410 Posts: 9,940 Member
    Yes goats will eat lots of vegetables and fruits. I was raised around goats and know though that they will not eat tin cans as some people think. They actually eat the labels off the cans to get to the glue. They also will not eat food that has been on the floor or moldy feed. They loved to eat burdock and thistles that have really prickly spines on them. They rolled them into a tube shape with their tongues so the spikes were on the inside and did not prickle their tongues. "Lets" say a cheer for all the goats do for us by eating the weeds that prickle our legs as we walk on the farm.

    LETS
  • 316Judith
    316Judith Posts: 10,321 Member
    Yes Linda I give thumbs up for all the good they do, and yes their Pets eat everything Susan except for the tin cans Linda said. So I join Linda Let’s give cheers to the good our Goats do for us.

    And if our Goats try and eat a tin can I will have Nets handy to catch and pull the goat 🐐 away!

    NETS
  • Healthyme7410
    Healthyme7410 Posts: 9,940 Member
    Be careful Judith, the goat might eat your net. You know that they like to chew on things. My rabbits also liked to chew on things. One day I was standing next to the cage and I was wearing my mom's long scarf. The scarf was against the cage and the rabbit pulled on it and eventually it "eats" a hole in it. My mom was not very happy about that!

    EATS
  • 316Judith
    316Judith Posts: 10,321 Member
    Thanks for the warning Linda, I hadn’t thought about the Goats chewing on the Nets. Yes I could understand your Mom being unhappy about the Goat causing a Hole in the scarf as he Eats through the scarf. And besides the Goats we need to watch out for the Bats in the area!

    BATS
  • LosinSusin
    LosinSusin Posts: 6,777 Member
    Do bats eat clothes? I had a Simaese cat that chewed a hole in my hand knitted shawl once. So cats can eat clothes.

    CATS
  • 316Judith
    316Judith Posts: 10,321 Member
    I have a Cat, and my Kitty has never ate any of my clothes or blankets. So sorry that happened to you. Maybe we should collect some Stats to see how common it is.

    STATS

  • Healthyme7410
    Healthyme7410 Posts: 9,940 Member
    If any of us have expensive clothing, I suggest we "stay" away from goats, rabbits or cats that might chew holes in our clothing.

    STAY
  • LosinSusin
    LosinSusin Posts: 6,777 Member
    I will take a stab at finding some stats about cats chewing clothing. I found this on Google:

    Cats chewing on clothing is common in some cats, and is called pica or wool sucking. Pica is when cats eat non-food items, such as fabric, paper, or plastic.

    Sadly I no longer have cats as I discovered I was allergic to their dander. The one who chewed clothes had no other bad habits and was the sweetest cat I ever owned.

    STAB
  • 316Judith
    316Judith Posts: 10,321 Member
    Yes Linda I do have clothes that are expensive but never had issues with my Kitty chewing clothes or anything else so I don’t have to stay away from Kitties but not so sure how near I want to be to Goats especially. And Susan thanks for taking a Stab at finding stats about Cat chewing holes, wow, you found some good information. Thank you. Glad I don’t have to worry about having a Stub Toe trying to quickly get away from animals who like to chew clothes.

    STUB
  • Healthyme7410
    Healthyme7410 Posts: 9,940 Member
    My mother was diagnosed with Pica when she was a little girl. She had an overwhelming desire to eat the plaster from the walls because she had a calcium deficiency. Once she had more calcium in her body she did not have that desire but she did say that plaster still smelled good to her. We no longer use plaster in walls but plasterboard pieces that are nailed into the "stud" lumber in the walls.

    STUD
  • LosinSusin
    LosinSusin Posts: 6,777 Member
    Your poor mother, Linda! I'm glad they worked out how to help her with her pica. Judith, be careful not to stub your toe anytime! It is our duty to be vigilant and not hurt ourselves.


    DUTY
  • 316Judith
    316Judith Posts: 10,321 Member
    Linda, so sorry to hear that about your dear Mother but glad they found out what caused her to eat the plaster and were able to help her. Good they use plaster pieces nailed into the Stud. Susan yes we need to be careful & not Stub our Toe, yes it’s our Duty to be vigilant and not hurt ourselves. Yes we need to be Duly Fit in all of our actions.

    DULY
  • Healthyme7410
    Healthyme7410 Posts: 9,940 Member
    Our toes can easily get stubbed with things that are hard such as a chair leg or crack in the sidewalk. Every month we have a possibility of getting hurt. The last time I remember getting a stubbed toe was in the month of "July".

    JULY
  • LosinSusin
    LosinSusin Posts: 6,777 Member
    edited February 24
    I guess July is in your summer and you are more likely to be barefoot then. That would be more dangerous to toes!

    I wonder if anyone named Julie spells her name 'Juli'?

    JULI
  • Healthyme7410
    Healthyme7410 Posts: 9,940 Member
    Yes, July would be the time I am going around barefoot at least on the grass. The sidewalk would be way too hot to be walking on in the middle of our hot Summer. That is certainly a unique way to spell a name. I have never heard of someone by that spelling but now days people name their babies some strange names. I like the old names better like Julie or even "Jill".

    JILL
  • 316Judith
    316Judith Posts: 10,321 Member
    Susan never known anyone with the name spelled Juli but Linda I have a friend named Julie and in school knew a few Jill! I too like the Old names of children too; I named my daughter Linda but she goes by Lynn and spelling it that way but has to sign legal papers as Linda. Jill is a nice name but my friend got teased with the kids song we all know: The Farmer in the Dell but kids said “the Farmer in the Dill. Changing her name from Jill to Dill… Not nice!

    DILL
  • LosinSusin
    LosinSusin Posts: 6,777 Member
    No. That is not a nice thing to do, Judith. Your poor daughter! 😕 I like using dill in tuna though. As a herb it has a lovely, mild taste.

    MILD
  • Healthyme7410
    Healthyme7410 Posts: 9,940 Member
    I like using fresh herbs in foods but I sometimes buy too much and do not use it all. I find a green wilted pile of herbs with "mold" growing on it. Yuck!

    MOLD
  • 316Judith
    316Judith Posts: 10,321 Member
    Yes Susan Dill is Mild but never tried it in Tuna before and Linda not good finding Mould on a pile of Herbs. I have same issues never used mine up and ended having to throw them away. Yes it’s Not Good to Hold on to old Herbs.

    HOLD
  • LosinSusin
    LosinSusin Posts: 6,777 Member
    I agree, changing out your fresh and dried herbs is a good idea. I often put dill in the mayonnaise when mixing it with tuna. It's a good fish herb. It's not a bold taste, just makes it nicer.

    BOLD
  • Healthyme7410
    Healthyme7410 Posts: 9,940 Member
    Dill is a delicious herb. We used it a lot in making dill pickles. They are very tasty "cold" right out of the refrigerator.

    COLD
  • 316Judith
    316Judith Posts: 10,321 Member
    Yes my Dill Pickles always tasted scrumptious right out of fridge. Can’t wait until I can eat dill pickles, I loved them and often ate almost a whole jar. I also LOVE Olives 🫒 Green Olives and Black Olives! 😊 yes Dill and Cold go together: yum 😋 yum 😋 Have you Told Mr Green Jeans about how good Cold is? Especially Dill Pickles!

    TOLD
  • LosinSusin
    LosinSusin Posts: 6,777 Member
    I haven't told Mr Green Jeans that but I will tell him now!

    TELL