The Goalie's Anxiety: BREAKFAST BEFORE SUNUP

Saturday, December 17, 2011

sage breakfast (douglas fir for dessert)

frosty backs on these young ones

still bedded down

* said...: cool :) that you could get so close to them. lovely fellows. so you have deer and snow, i am jealous :)

i saw the universitypolitics thing but don't know what to say. such things, they are always a pain in the neck, no matter how you look at it...
but, you have deer :); December 17, 2011 at 12:55 PM
Scott Abbott said...: our dog, blue, likes the deer too. he doesn't chase them, just likes to watch them.

when the snow gets a few inches deeper they'll leave for the rest of the winter, but as long as there are plants to browse on here they stay.; December 17, 2011 at 2:03 PM
* said...: deer are excellent, they have cute ears, and you have a well behaved dog. and lucky to have the deer in your garden. although they might be a pest to a garden... ?here is some n re stehen:

auf dem kopfe stehen --wenn wir die wahrheit auf den kopf stellen, bemerken wir gewoehnlich nicht, dass auch unser kopf nicht dort steht, wo er stehen sollte.

menschliches allzumenschliches ii, meinungne & spureche 208; December 18, 2011 at 5:44 AM
Scott Abbott said...: thanks for the standing quote from Nietzsche. it's almost funny in its peculiarity.

check this post for a deer looking in our window:

http://goaliesanxiety.blogspot.com/2009/08/following-up-comparing-dinners.html

and you're right: no garden possible in this context of freely roaming deer.; December 18, 2011 at 9:27 AM