Day 6-Six Geese A'Laying
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| A Golden Egg? |
What could be that romantic about giving someone six geese much less six geese "A' Laying". There is hardly anything online about this particular verse of the song but I was thinking maybe they mentioned the geese laying eggs to represent fertility and birth. So maybe the person giving the geese was wishing their true love a life of being blessed and fertile. That might be grasping a bit I'm not sure, but I thought it sounded good! Anyway... I've decided to concentrate not on the "bird" part of the story but on the egg. Below are a variety of eggs that may not be what the author had in mind, but I'll take one of these over an old goose egg anytime!
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| Faberge` Peacock Egg |
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| Faberge` Winter Egg |
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| Fabrege` Standart Egg |
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| Fabrege` Royal Danish Egg |
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| Fabrege` Revolving Egg |
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| Fabrege` Emperial Peter the Great Easter Egg |
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