I took this shot back in February when we visited Sutter’s Fort in Sacramento. My grandma had one of these in her garden when I was a kid. I remember feeling afraid of it but didn’t really understand why. It is kinda creepy, isn’t it? Maybe a better way to look at it is as a reminder that life is short.
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Yes, that is a good thing to remember, Sandra. I’m with in in spirit this Saturday morning, Sis.
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Thank you bro! I really appreciate it. Hope you and the Bialdez clan are doing great.
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Definitely a little creepy, Sandra. I see these and immediately think of the Southwest. Here, you see deer and other animal heads or antlers. I’d love a big set of moose antlers (or even one) but not the whole head. Have a great day?
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Moose antlers would be cool! Definitely not creepy at all. My daughter and I made jello (haven’t done that in ages), played with watercolor paints and went for a walk. It was a great day. I hope it was a good day for you too my friend!
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It sounds like a good day there. I worked on a new yard decoration and went for a bike ride. We made some barbecue for dinner. It sounds like we both had great days. Take care.
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I can see why it would appear creepy to a little Sandra! My grandparents had a collection of mugs with faces on them that always scared me when I visited them as a five or six-year-old. They were always staring at me no matter where I went in the house! 👻
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LOL! Isn’t it funny how certain things, little things, stand out from so long ago? Those mugs would make me uncomfortable too, John.
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Agreed. I would rather it have the fur and be taxidermied so I can put a birthday hat on it like they do in bars and give it a festive name.
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You made me LOL. This is a great idea Kerb!
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