This handsome guy has been spending his mornings besides our bathroom window for the last several weeks. He was mildly curious and undisturbed when he saw me taking this picture of him. Click on it for awesome detail (including of our screen).
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HAHA! Not what I expected when I saw the title! That is so amazing. I hope he is healthy!
Kathy: Haha, that's why I used this title. He seems healthy enough for a wild critter.
Wow how thoroughly stunning he is, oh I hope he stays around and you get to take photos, minus the screen lol
Lorraine: Thanks. Minus the screen, he'd dash off (I hope). He needs to maintain his wildness.
True, good point ;)
oh and how did you stop eating sugar, yesterday I had 3 rolo ice cream cones, about 5 slices of bread with nutella, tons ofnutella, at least an inch deep Nutella, a bowl of sugary cereal, I'm outta control, I throw away the food and I keep the dessert, my stomach is rebelling andwho can blame it..how do you stop the cravings????? Hellppppppppppppppp
cool deer?
Glad to see you're still going strong. It hink your plan is smart.
annnnnnddddd..back on Facebook for my monthly check-uup LOL go see when I'll die, I did a facebook test!
Beautiful creature. Lucky you.
Lorraine:
Except for in very clearly defined circumstance, I become insatiable when I eat ice cream. My decision is to not even take the first bite. Ditto for a number of other binge eliciting foods.
I'm glad you are back on Facebook.
Al: Good to see your comment. I might be currently suffering a humor deficit, 'cause when I saw your comment, "cool deer," all I could think of was "cool beer."
Don: It's wonderful to see you back and to read, on your blog, about how well you've maintained your weight. Thanks for the comment and the link.
Rebecca: I feel blessed.
oh deer! :P lol
lor, get yourself a honey ;)
Wow you must live in a very special place to wake up to sights like that.
Laughingwolf: Maybe he did. I haven't seen him lately.
Mick: We border a 5000 acre state park. Maybe the next time you visit Northern California, you'll come to "the wine country" and stop by for a visit. You'd be most welcome.
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