You know, I don't think bug spray is good for you.
I just wanted to make that observation.
Next year, I'm taking cover up clothing and a mosquito net, and avoiding the bug spray altogether thank you very much.
I'm just sayin'. . .
And listen, being outdoors all the live long day and night is exhausting business. I think it saps your body of moisture, like a mummy. I got so parched feeling, that I wanted in the worst way to just dunk myself in the pond by the apple orchard, but then I saw one of the dogs go in and realized it was nothing really but a glorified mud hole. What that pond wants is a good backhoe.
Though the view in the opposite direction was not bad at all:
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I came close to never leaving that spot, but eventually drifted up closer to the camp kitchen to be sociable. But it turns out that one of the resident Jack Russels could not abide Sunny on any level. So we had to keep them separated. Thus, the picture of my toes in exile under an apple tree with Sunny tied up next to me. Let me just state for the record that this was none of Sunny's doing, as she got along famously with the other three dogs in attendance. Though she was heard to growl quite menacingly at a cousin who came by and planted a kiss on my forehead without her prior permission. Heaven help you if you try to do more than kiss me on the forehead. You might lose an elbow.
I'm just sayin'....
I left the house forgetting all about bringing some kosher meat to grill. I made do with salads of all kinds and a really nice fruit salad for dessert. But dang, we had kosher hamburger in the freezer. And you can get kosher hot dogs in any Safeway now, but did I remember? Noooooo..... Next year.....there's always next year right?
Dolt.
And one more thing....
Umm. Note to self:
Next time you go camping, bring a flashlight, there's a dear.
(You didn't take a flashlight CAMPING? What's the MATTER with you?)
Dehydration. That's all I can figure.
I just wanted to make that observation.
Next year, I'm taking cover up clothing and a mosquito net, and avoiding the bug spray altogether thank you very much.
I'm just sayin'. . .
And listen, being outdoors all the live long day and night is exhausting business. I think it saps your body of moisture, like a mummy. I got so parched feeling, that I wanted in the worst way to just dunk myself in the pond by the apple orchard, but then I saw one of the dogs go in and realized it was nothing really but a glorified mud hole. What that pond wants is a good backhoe.
Though the view in the opposite direction was not bad at all:
[album 65561 Toes2.JPG]
I came close to never leaving that spot, but eventually drifted up closer to the camp kitchen to be sociable. But it turns out that one of the resident Jack Russels could not abide Sunny on any level. So we had to keep them separated. Thus, the picture of my toes in exile under an apple tree with Sunny tied up next to me. Let me just state for the record that this was none of Sunny's doing, as she got along famously with the other three dogs in attendance. Though she was heard to growl quite menacingly at a cousin who came by and planted a kiss on my forehead without her prior permission. Heaven help you if you try to do more than kiss me on the forehead. You might lose an elbow.
I'm just sayin'....
I left the house forgetting all about bringing some kosher meat to grill. I made do with salads of all kinds and a really nice fruit salad for dessert. But dang, we had kosher hamburger in the freezer. And you can get kosher hot dogs in any Safeway now, but did I remember? Noooooo..... Next year.....there's always next year right?
Dolt.
And one more thing....
Umm. Note to self:
Next time you go camping, bring a flashlight, there's a dear.
(You didn't take a flashlight CAMPING? What's the MATTER with you?)
Dehydration. That's all I can figure.