Wednesday wasn't quite so cold as Tuesday, so we got a decent morning walk in, relatively...
We happened to run into evidence that, despite I haven't heard any in a while, coyotes still roam the 100-acre wood. If squeamish, scroll by really fast...
Bad part: It took me a second or two to realize that the "mud" I stepped on as I focused on the carcass was a "sack" of deer guts. Good news: They left it right in the middle of one of the disc golf course paths, so they'll love that. Indifferent news: Scrappy would have been trying to sniff this all over, to the sound of me shouting, "NO!" Misty? She looked, didn't smell doggie pee, and moved on.
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This hawk and his/her partner were screeching like devils and being chased by little birds when we came across them. (I'm guessing due to amount of post-event bravery) She decided to sit down and have a break; he kept on going....
That night, it was Laurie's turn to get the decorating bug. Here's why I avoided the Great Unburying...
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| Misty and Guy were not impressed... |
Laurie's result on the "light up" portion of the display were much like mine: Half lit as supposed, half did not...
The unlit part functioned perfectly, lol...
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| "Good grief! All we need now is some big fat red stranger to come barging in, and imma trip out!" |
A good walk and Christmas how good
ReplyDeleteIt was good, except stepping on the guts. Today Misty sniffed them...
DeleteSince I live with a Jewish woman, we observed Hanukkah. But, the Festival of Lights ended Sunday night so I told her, "Good, now on to the REAL holiday." I decorated a little bit around the place, although I didn't set up my Nativity scene. I'm not THAT heartless.
ReplyDeleteIn the 70s Saturday here. Good day for a walk.
Man, I woulda thought that "real holiday" was couch worthy...
DeleteChristmas lights can be aggravating! Worth it, though, as they make the home so warm and cozy. I guess Misty doesn't have any of those Beagle genes. ☺
ReplyDeleteNope, not a one!
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