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The Well-Dressed Spring Goose

May 27, 2012 By Linda K Sienkiewicz

The season changes

The cement goose that I spotted on a morning walk last month has exchanged her dowdy coat and hat for a summery blue cotton frock and an over-sized ruffled bonnet.

Where does one finds clothing for a cement lawn goose?

Actually, there’s a gaggle of websites devoted to  making sure your goose is the best-dressed on the block. Stars and stripes goose dresses with big bows, perfect for the Fourth of July. Sexy polka-dot goose bikinis and sunglasses (sexy for a goose, anyway). A goose bumblebee costume with antennae on the cap. A goose ladybug suit….

Endless wardrobe possibilities

For the well-dressed male goose, or gander, I found an Uncle Sam Costume as well as green John Deere overalls that include a straw hat and a tiny shovel you can attach to your gander’s hand, er, wing. On Goose Clothes Galore, there’s even a Noah costume:

Comes complete with a full beard and “hair ring”, navy blue smock accented with a rope tie and holding an array of cute and cuddly animals including a giraffe, lion and elephant. This outfit is copy right protected and may not be reproduced in whole or part under penalty of law. This outfit is only available for the large 24-27 inch cement or plastic goose.

The geese in my neighborhood look downright dowdy in comparison. Here’s the sister of the above goose, which is on the back post of the same house, dressed in a dowdy, dusty rose smock with what looks like a fur belly. I have no clue what it’s supposed to be. If you know, please fill me in!

Personally, if I had a goose statue on my lawn, I’d dress it in something edgy or futuristic, maybe like Lady Gaga, with a huge hat and platform shoes on her webbed feet. I’d call her her Lady GooGoo.

See more goose fashion in my neighborhood here.


Linda K. Sienkiewicz is a writer, poet, and artist.
Learn more about her multi-award winning novel, In the Context of Love.
Learn more about her picture book, Gordy and the Ghost Crab.
Learn more about her poetry chapbook, Security


 

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  1. OpinionsToGo says

    May 28, 2012 at 12:29 am

    Wanted to be the first to ‘like’ this post and I do…like it, that is. I had no idea that there is a clothing line for geese but, you learn something new everyday.
    Cute photos!

    • Linda K Sienkiewicz says

      May 28, 2012 at 9:11 am

      Thank you! I really thought dressing lawn geese was a thing of the past. Check out these duds: http://www.gooseclothesgalore.com/

  2. Barbara trask says

    April 6, 2013 at 8:23 pm

    how can I order a goose and the appro private clothing?

    • James Cole says

      April 22, 2013 at 1:28 pm

      Check out goose clothes Galore

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