So the hubby went hunting this weekend and shot a deer!
He went hunting Saturday and got one but couldn't track it. Which turned out to be a kinda good thing because M was upset when she found out he went hunting without her and then when she heard he got one, she was really bummed. Of course, he felt horrible about killing it and not getting to it.
So they went together yesterday and got another one! He sent me a text from the field when they tracked it asking if I wanted to help clean it. That would be a negative ghost rider. Not going to happen.
Which of course, he knew. It was a total joke because I mean, hello - it's me.
M was so excited. When they got home she was telling us about tracking it and finding it and was describing the grossness. She even watched him gut it. Ewww! She definitely does not get that from me - I wanted to puke just hearing about it.
My hubby gives me a hard time because I think gutting animals, chopping heads off chickens and all that other stuff is disgusting. I don't want to hear about it and will never do it. Ever. It makes me gag just pulling all that stuff from the middle of a whole chicken I buy from the store. And I sure don't touch it with my hands. Blah!
He always tells me "You need to know how to do this stuff. What would you do if you had to live off the land? You would never survive."
He's right. I wouldn't. If the world ever comes to that, you will find me in the middle of the mall eating the world's last piece of chocolate, crying my eyes out.
So now I have to learn how to cook this stuff. That's my contribution to this whole deal. You hunt it, clean it and bring it home. I will cook it and make it look pretty on a plate. That's even, right?
*And bonus points for me for using some of the right hunting terminology. "field", "tracking" - I might be getting this down after all. It drives my husband crazy when I say "Did you catch anything?" He was like "Kill. You don't "catch" a deer, you kill it." Oh. Taking notes now...
Halloween was a bit of bust this year. I had an itinerary of things to do and the second thing on our list was a trunk or treat but when we got there the lot was empty. No one was there. I checked and we were in the right place so I don't know what happened. Cars kept pulling in and driving around so I wasn't the only one that got bad information.
Then we tried to go door-to-door but hardly anyone was participating. And let me tell you, if you aren't giving out candy - turn off your damn light!
I can't tell you how many houses we went to that no one answered. So frustrating! Especially since we couldn't find very many houses - it was like false hope. We were walking away from the first house that did that and M2 said "They're doing it wrong!" Yes, baby, they are!
At the end of the night though there was candy (not a lot but enough) so it was all good...
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