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RE: The Woman That Turned Into A Cave, and Other Consequences of Sleep Deprivation
Big Dog and Old Man Dog? I'm already smitten!
You know it! A person never really sees a bobcat, they simply know it was a bobcat by the mysterious blur seen while in the process of it disappearing. And the pile of white feathers on the ground.
My first instinct is to rush off and tell all my friends about you. Naturally you've already met @owasco and @goat-girlz and the chicken-loving @mariannewest, to name only 3 my homesteading favorites from Freewritehouse. Fishing? @myjob is the go-to writer for those who fish! Empty nesters, animal lovers, animal saviors (@d00k13 rescued Jerry ), @redheadpei, oh man, there are so many of us!
LOL - I love the final line of this narrative.
Aw, you have a six-year-old at home?
I love this line from Whitey: I just survived a bobcat attack and it is only seven o’clock. What have you done today?
You really do have a natural voice for storytelling!
Big Dog and Old Man Dog are always the heroes of these stories. It is wonderful to have canine characters in my life :)
Nice to see there are so many like-minded folks out there. I have yet to talk to so many people. It is sort of strange how we end up running into the same people over and over again so that it seems like this is a very small place, when in reality there are so many other folks out there to get to know. Or maybe that is just a personal problem of mine :)
Thanks so much for reading.
Yes--"so many like-minded folks out there" and "we end up running into the same people over and over again so that it seems like this is a very small place, when in reality there are so many other folks out there to get to know. " #Hashtags help and the comment section of posts we like. There's a mathematical explanation for this. (And for everything in the universe.) But my brain isn't wired for math...off to find the next lyrical, well written post!