Hello.
You’re cute.
I love your ears.
You remind me of my youngest.
Not that she has big ears.
But she’s cute, just like you.
And squeezable and huggable, just like you.
And pretends I don’t exist.
Just like you!
Yes, I’d say Helena’s very much like you.
Except you’re fuzzy with spots.
Helena doesn’t have spots. If she did, she’d be quarantined up in her room while I slap on a gas mask and a hazmat suit and google bubonic plague or ebola virus or radiation poisoning and totally freak myself out.
Sometimes the Internet is not your friend.
Be glad your mommy has hooves and can’t google.
Helena is fuzzy though, especially her legs.
But nine year old girl legs are supposed to be fuzzy.
I keep telling her to enjoy her fuzzy legs because soon enough, she’ll have 42 year old girl legs and 42 year old girl legs don’t look cute when they are fuzzy. People stare at them and not in a good way, but more like in a Hello, Animal Control? Sasquatch is in my driveway kind of way.
42 year old girl legs require maintenance, with a great many hours of pruning and shearing and weeding, and for what? So that you can be accosted in Target by a complete stranger who screams HOLY SHIT, THERE’S A TARANTULA ON YOUR LEG immediately before he body slams you to the ground and sprays Raid all over your thighs? All because you are blind as a bat in the shower and couldn’t even see your appendages, let alone the dark, course, dense foliage growing on the back of them.
I’m of Mediterranean descent with horrible astigmatism.
Don’t judge me.
Does it annoy you that I keep talking incessantly even though you continue to ignore me?
Because it irritates the snot out of Helena.
But I’m used to it, because no one listens to me around here, so I wind up having entire conversations with myself, wherein I ask myself thoughtful and relevant questions and respond with pertinent and knowledgeable answers.
Out loud.
You wouldn’t believe how insightful and fascinating I can be!
Especially if you read this blog.
Good thing you can’t read.
You’ll just have to take my word for it.
Hmmmmm.
I bet I know how to get your attention.
*dons on a glittery body suit and platform shoes*
*Ahem*
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YOU ARE THE DANCING QUEEN
YOUNG AND SWEET, ONLY SEVENTEEN
DANCING QUEEN, FEEL THE BEAT FROM THE TAMBOURINE
OH YEAH
YOU CAN DANCE …
Yep.
Exactly like Helena.
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27 thoughts on “Turns out, I am ignorable for all species, not just humans. I was worried there for a minute.”
*ROFL*!!!!!!
What a beautiful sight. I love me some Bambie!
How cool! The only wildlife around here are pigeons and decidedly unkempt teenaged boys. Neither are very cute.
She was just running to her her friends!
Very pretty deer.
Wow. Running to GET her friends. *forehead smack*
Was that Bambi in your garden? How delightful. The only wildlife in my garden are decidedly unlovely lizardy things which are not in the least bit cute and sweet.
LOL!!! That deer stayed there a long time
Thank you for singing Abba. It helped knock “Everlasting Love” by Howard Jones, which *my* cute and fuzzy daughter insisted to blasting on repeat while she ate breakfast, and then Do, a Deer from Sound of Music which took Howie’s place upon my brain’s first glimpsing of the fawn pic, right out of my head.
Now I’m off to find my platform shoes and glittery jumpsuit…
Rofl…andy. So funny..
Psst come to my blog..i have funnny signs up. Plus, a joke about men/women and computers in a little while.
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you are hilarious. love it!
I love this post! It’s absolutely darling. Lucky you to have a sweet critter visit you!
Found you on SITS, by the way. 🙂
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http://permissiontounwind.blogspot.com
That deer is so cute, great photos!
Fantastic photos, and fabulous blog post. One of few that I actually read all of! It was too funny!
Wildlife can suck it.
This was so hysterical! Visiting from SITS. You are sooooo funny! This was great! I have a sweet [bastard] squirrel that lives by me and this is a post I’ve been trying to get to forever, and now that I read yours with the deer, I will have to find the time.
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LOL! This is hilarious! I’m sorry you feel ignored! If it makes you feel better…I listened! Great shots of the deer, too!
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LOVED this.
🙂
Aw… What a cutie! But hey! Wait! Aren’t you the one who hates wildlife? Lol! Animal life? ;).Poor Helena! Hope she isn’t scared 4 life with the comparisons about her fuzzy legs! 😀
Popping over from SITS roll call to say hello.
That is so cool that you caught the deer like that! Must be fairly accustomed to people seeing as that appears to be a subdivision. I hope that it made it back to the woods(?) okay!
I am ignored all the time. By my puppy. My kitten. My son. And especially my husband. Sigh… I’m rather used to it I suppose. Still, I’m fairly certain if I ceased to be around, they’d definitely notice!
Have a great weekend!
Aww this is so adorable! I totally love it!
love this post!
That was too funny. Kids CAN be like deer!
Wow.. That’s great… We also have something like her here, but she is a native goat. Hehehe
That was great!!! Well, obviously WE ALL listened to you!!
Maybe that’s why we blog – our kids don’t listen to us. When we blog at least we read our own words. Comments, they’re fluff!