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| Slices of Life By Jill Pertler |
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October 3, 2012 |
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| Biology 101: black squirrels do not exist, except in my backyard | |
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The lesson started with a single, solitary, nut-hunting, tail-twitching somewhat adorable squirrel. At least I believed him (or her, as the case may be) to be a lone squirrel. I guess it could have been two, or even three (boy or girl) squirrels, as they tend to look alike to the untrained eye – under normal circumstances. For me, normal circumstances – in regard to squirrels – always included one hue. The squirrels frolicking in any neighborhood I’ve ever lived in have been, decidedly, gray. To read the rest of this article - pick up a copy of the Murray County News or you can read it on line - subscriptions to The Murray County News are available online. Click on the free demo and it will give you instructions on how to subscribe for the online edition. |
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