I dreamed that Michigan State was playing basketball at my
elementary school. They lost by 4
because they kept trying to bounce the ball off the floor into the basket. So, uh, don’t do that on Friday please!
On an AmeriCorps note, we made some nice progress on the
Roberts/Sides Property. It seems like
the infestation is primarily focused around the roads and the creek that runs
through it. I still have no idea how far
back the property line is, but if the Bush Honeysuckle continues to thin out
the further we go, I dare say Wes’s estimation will be close to the mark.
While spraying invasives we made a couple of friends. There were two horses that were very excited
to see us. They were just trotting along
and shooting glances our way to make sure we were watching. Whenever we got closer to the fence they
picked up the pace. They really wanted
to play—same with the dog. Toward the
end of the day a beagle emerged from the brush wagging its tail like it had
found dinner. It was very trusting and a
little pudgy—signs that he had a good home.
That made me happy. Not wanting
to lure it from its home I restricted myself to only giving it 2 pats. The cute thing followed us all the way back
to the truck.
Now we’re at
home base in Cape Girardeau with Taco Tuesday and How to Train Your Dragon
looming on the quickly darkening horizon.
This movie is probably my favorite kid’s film. If I could change one thing about it, I would
change… this *gestures to all of it.*
Kidding, I love the whole package—the subtle actions that you may miss
if you’re not looking, Craig Ferguson, Vikings, an amazing sound track
accompanying a decent plot, and dragons of course! Tonight’s going to be a good night. Catch you all around!
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