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nightdog_barks) wrote2017-02-19 03:15 pm
nightdog_barks) wrote2017-02-19 03:15 pm
Rabbit Sunday
There was a cottontail in our backyard last night. Layla, needless to say, was very excited and wanted to go chase it, but we wouldn't let her (we are very mean). The cottontail could tell it was being watched (by us and the dog), and so it just sat still for a while. Then it relaxed enough to look around, and then enough to forage around in the grass and dirt. Layla eventually got bored and decided to take a nap. :D
Finished a very good book -- Wake, by Anna Hope. The story follows three women -- Ada, Evelyn, and Hettie -- through one week in November, 1920. The Great War has only been over for two years, and its effects are still rippling through their lives. I really enjoyed this short novel and give it two thumbs up. Now reading Simon Sebag Montefiore's new history of the Romanov dynasty, and so far it is excellent.
The weather is still wildly unseasonable -- much too warm, and today we are waiting for rain.
Finished a very good book -- Wake, by Anna Hope. The story follows three women -- Ada, Evelyn, and Hettie -- through one week in November, 1920. The Great War has only been over for two years, and its effects are still rippling through their lives. I really enjoyed this short novel and give it two thumbs up. Now reading Simon Sebag Montefiore's new history of the Romanov dynasty, and so far it is excellent.
The weather is still wildly unseasonable -- much too warm, and today we are waiting for rain.
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Kinda like the deer in our town. Those critters know they're perfectly safe. The Miss has passed within a few feet of deer feeding, and they're like "Sup, human?" and go right back to eating. Of course, the deer are smarter than humans; at least the deer know how to use the crosswalks.