[Don't they look so sweet and serene in these photos? Why is it that the camera never catches them with their mouths open, squawking furiously like they usually do when I first come home?]



As mentioned in the previous post, our region is experiencing a near-Biblical plague of mice. "It's due to all the moisture we had...
They really are giving the car a going over, aren't they? Are they in the market? What would geese drive? An old pick-up, a convertible, something low and fast? Ponderables, for sure.
ReplyDelete@natalie: I'm thinking late model, cherry-red pickup truck. Lots of chrome detailing. Driver and passengers sticking their heads out of the windows as they drive, and the rest of the bunch honking in the bed of the truck as they head down the highway. Bright, sunny day.
ReplyDeleteI think I've just disturbed m'self...