For decades at hunting camp, something like his was our 'go-to'.
Man! Thinking back, it was easy to avoid the drop bears.. but how did we ever survive the 'tree frogs'.
My family. That was a particularly irreverent bunch.
Did I happen to mention the drowned mouse in the dish water? A dry camp, all water was carried in from home in Jerry cans, so fresh water was at a premium. Irregardless, prior to my turn as pearl diver, I loudly dumped the dishwater on a distant shrub while muttering "Feckity feck, feck feck feck". Apparently, the old folks considered this vocabulary breach a perfectly valid use of a rarely allowed violation of upbringing. I could tell... because of all the red-faced tear-wiping laughing.
LOL, as long as the water is on I'm using the Bison bidet.
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DeleteFor decades at hunting camp, something like his was our 'go-to'.
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Thinking back, it was easy to avoid the drop bears.. but how did we ever survive the 'tree frogs'.
My family.
That was a particularly irreverent bunch.
Did I happen to mention the drowned mouse in the dish water?
A dry camp, all water was carried in from home in Jerry cans, so fresh water was at a premium.
Irregardless, prior to my turn as pearl diver, I loudly dumped the dishwater on a distant shrub while muttering "Feckity feck, feck feck feck".
Apparently, the old folks considered this vocabulary breach a perfectly valid use of a rarely allowed violation of upbringing.
I could tell... because of all the red-faced tear-wiping laughing.
Sounds like my kind of folks. Laughter is the best medicine.
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