Perfectly Human

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Strange visitor, this time of year.

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Tansy Gunnar

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It is frigid cold up here in the northern part of northern New England. This guy’s hanging out on my curtains. How it got in, who knows? Where there’s a will, there’s a way. We’re under a cold weather warning. The wind-chill is supposed to be 25-35 below tonight. I’ll let it stay until the cats get it.

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3 responses to “Strange visitor, this time of year.”

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    michael raven

    Probably got in before it went cold and recently hatched or whatever they do. We get them too and I’m certain that the -20°F temps are not something they would try to navigate.

    Just a guess.

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    1. Tansy Gunnar Avatar
      Tansy Gunnar

      Yeah, that was my guess too. I figured it got cold and came through the basement floorboards or walls.

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        Tansy Gunnar

        But… Several of us (cousins) tend to think our great grandma is saying, “calm down. It’ll be okay.” She loved ladybugs and they always have a way of visiting at strangest of times. Like when we’re sad, alone and crying but need to be brave… Or on an aircraft carrier, or sleeping in a car, or having an emergency C-section on the fourth floor of a hospital when it’s cold outside. Ladybugs our a totem in our extended family. Does it mean anything really? Probably not… But the mind-trick does provide a little comfort when there’s nobody around to talk to.

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