Is it a bad thing to ask for a little cream with your coffee when the server is a cute bovine? ;)

I thought she was a goat. I would have thought she was a caprid. Of course, I could be wrong. I've been wrong before.

Honestly, I can see the Goat. Still think she is very cute!

Well, after making my original comment, I learned that goats, sheep, and (I hate to say it) cows, are in the same family of Bovidae (bovines). So, you were correct in calling her a bovine. Boy, despite thinking I know a lot, I'm finding out I don't know squat anymore.

(~~BEARHUGS~~) This is the beginning of wisdom, lol. Or, so I've been told. I didn't know that either, so I'm happy you told me! :) Have a great day!

Thanks for the hug and the well wishes. I'm just glad that Google works the way it does otherwise, I wouldn't learn a bloody thing.

Amen! I research so many weird little esoteric bits of trivia trying to write my story, from different animals' species names and feeding habits to "problems with anesthetizing a polar bear" LOL, I actually pity anybody trying to make sense of my search history!

LOL. I know the feeling. If you read my story, "Michael and Amanda", a lot of the things in the story come from Googling different things. For example, I used Google Translate to come up with the family names of different characters. I Googled up Russian, French, Japanese, Chinese, etc. words and names to name my characters, i.e. I have a golden panda character I named Jinse Xiongmao (Gold(en) Panda in Chinese according to Google Translate). I even used it to rename my hometown because I wanted to include it in the story but I didn't want to use the correct name just a name that sounded similar.