This is my maternal grandmother’s chicken house in Eastern Kentucky. Bereft of chickens for decades, it is now home to a barbed-wire lasso and an old saddle, holding on for dear life to a swivel chair. Oh my, what would Grandma think… .
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November 27th, 2010
Coming to you live (kinda) from Northern Virginia, star reporter, Lucy, just minutes ago disclosed the sighting of a somewhat scrappy, but alert, red fox perched atop the neighbor’s garden wall in this small but heavily wooded neighborhood. With relaxed demeanor, the gorgeous being observed its surroundings for a good two minutes, quickly turning its head to and fro at every woodland sound. Alerted by Lucy’s frenzied barking and pacing, on-site camera persons grabbed their equipment and captured a shot of the furry friend just before it hopped down and slipped beneath dense ground cover. Now, folks, that’s fox news you can trust! November 26th, 2010
November 24th, 2010
Yet dismayed that I’m not a vegan. My Birkenstocks and freezer full of hamburger are proof that although I say I love them, I really mustn’t, otherwise I’d do what’s best for them instead of satisfying my carnivorous self. Caring, yet abusing…a strange disassociation, fostered by lifelong habit and lack of discipline. At times I’ve considered giving beef a break, but contemplating is all I’ve done, so is as good as doing nothing. This pretty girl was standing in the neighbor’s pasture, the neighbor who recently purchased my parents’ property situated right next door. Maybe she smelled Lucy on my clothes because she came straight to me as I passed by. Or maybe she sensed the real me and wondered…why? |
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