Jeannette suggested "someone" call the SPCA to remove it. Lisa said maybe "we" should just put it in one of our trash barrels. I said maybe I could harvest the bones since I like to make sculptures using animal bones. "You'd do that?" Jeannette wanted to know. "Probably not", I said.
Meanwhile the little skunk, we decided it's a youngster, lies now by the side of the road in the shade of a big old cypress tree. Today someone suggested we dig a hole somewhere and bury the skunk.
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It's just a good thing this is not a matter of life and death.
3 comments:
How bout' putting it on the skunk train?
That must have happened. I noticed this morning the little dead skunk is GONE! (and I DID hear a train whistle in the night..)
you guys are too funny..do you know how many dead skunks we have seen?? peeuuuuuhhhhh
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