A Funny Story From Dingle

I wanted to pass along the following story from Dingle. Click on the following Link http://www.davethefox.com/lost/lucy.htm

I can just imagine us getting into a similar situation. At least we will be prepared to better function in this situation than the writer of the story. Why will we be better prepared you ask? Because Dona is taking her flute with her, and we all know that "music sooths the savage beast"!

Your next question may be; Why is Dona taking her flute to Ireland? She says that it has been her dream to be able to sit outside of an Irish cottage with the sheep grazing nearby and play Irish folk tunes on her flute. Pictures to follow once we get to our cottage.

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Anonymous said…

I'm looking forward to the soothing sounds, too....Unfortunately, I won't have much to contribute to any beast soothing...My singing probably won't do the trick...

Once more thing to add to our to do list....

Ann

January 19, 2007 at 2:14 PM

Anonymous said…

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Thanks for the well-told Dingle story, Ron. Reminds me of times when the cows got out on the farm, usually in late fall. No fools they, as the corn ripened in the fields next to them, it looked a lot tastier than the tired pasture grass. Anyway, father would run into the house to round up mother, Liz and me to chase the cows back into the pasture. I hated doing this as inevitably one of the frisky, rebellious young bulls would charge me instead of obediently going along with the others. When this happened, Father would always shout: "Just don't show him you're scared!" This always seemed to me a particularly irrelevant piece of advice.

January 20, 2007 at 1:24 PM

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