
For the last 2 weeks or so there was a skunk in the middle of the left turn lane. No one ever drives there because there's no where to turn unless you want to drive into a field.
For some reason we always talked about that poor stinky skunk. Maybe we should have named it. Instead we just rolled up the windows and turned off the fan as we drove by. Sometimes, well usually, I would hold my breath because I knew what was coming.
We also went on about how funny it would be to have a business card that said:

Anway, today we drove by the same place and all that was left of that poor stinky skunk was the tail. Literally, the tail, not even the smell remained. We thought about going back to take a picture it was so funny. But instead my daughter said in a very hillbilly voice, "I got my rabbit foot and my skunk tail, I'm all set."
We laughed all the way home at that poor stinky skunk tail. We're still laughing now.
Good Night!

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