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Sep
28

A Cautionary Tale

I knew that naughty little corn husk doll was going to come to a bad end.
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From the moment she started doing the splits in broad daylight, buck naked.
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And then there was the beer.
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She didn’t get any better behaved after that. She was always out all night. Never telling anyone where she was going or when she was coming back. Partying till all hours. Coming home smelling like a bar.

Until….

Some say it could have been the breeze.

Some say it might even have been a cat.

But those of us who knew that little corn husk doll know better. She was slapped-up drunk.

And she fell right off the porch.

The chickens raced for her. Then Clover got wind of her unfortunate drop and that was it. I couldn’t get down there quick enough to save her.
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That little corn husk doll was gone.
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And all we can do now is hope her story will help others.
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Clover: “It helped me. Bad girls are….”
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“….delicious!”

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Posted by Suzanne McMinn on September 28, 2009  

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  1. 9-28
    1:16
    am

    LOL! That’s hilarious! Clover doesn’t miss a trick, does she? Thanks for starting my day off with a good laugh!

  2. 9-28
    2:45
    am

    You better nail her to the post next time. Clover is too cute!

  3. 9-28
    4:06
    am

    TOO FUNNY!

  4. 9-28
    4:07
    am

    :happyfeet: toooo cute…What a great wake up for Monday morning!! I love Clover!!

  5. 9-28
    4:34
    am

    Clover’s on it! Imagine that! LOL! Thanks for the laugh so early in the morning!

  6. 9-28
    4:39
    am

    Tragic. Just tragic.

  7. 9-28
    4:44
    am

    Her name wasn’t Clarisse was it!

  8. 9-28
    4:57
    am

    That was too funny.

  9. 9-28
    5:09
    am

    Oh no! LOL

  10. 9-28
    5:33
    am

    Poor gal. Now I just hope Clover doesn’t start acting bad! Thanks for a great start for the week. Rolling on the floor laughing!!!! :snoopy:

  11. 9-28
    5:53
    am

    Bad girls will have it out! I thought of you last week since I had to stop on my way to work 3 times for chickens in the road! It seems that neighbors down the road now free range their chickens.

  12. 9-28
    6:25
    am

    Awww…..that’s too bad. That darn Clover…what a girl!

  13. 9-28
    7:38
    am

    That’s funny. Who knew corn husk dolls make a great, if not cute, snack!

  14. 9-28
    7:39
    am

    LOL! That is too cute! Poor naughty little corn husk doll!

  15. 9-28
    7:59
    am

    The ultimate life-cycle story and a good lesson to all wild girls…behave or you’ll end up as fertilizer!

  16. 9-28
    9:48
    am

    for Clover: :heart:

  17. 9-28
    10:29
    am

    :lol:

  18. 9-28
    11:27
    am

    I think it would make a good country song: “My corn doll done got into my corn and left me for a bad end with a goat”

  19. 9-28
    1:03
    pm

    I almost piddled… :help:

  20. 9-28
    3:43
    pm

    I wondered why you were putting up the corn husk dolls again until I scrolled down. That was funny seeing the evidence sticking out of clover’s mouth :eating: . I wonder if you put new one up there, wheather Clover might think she was being haunted,woooo?

  21. 9-28
    4:51
    pm

    What a terrible way to end! Eaten by a goat! At least good old Clover taught her a lesson. :devil2:

  22. 9-28
    6:53
    pm

    Man, that cornhusk gal looked dry, glad a beer was handy to choke her down! LOL!

  23. 9-28
    8:17
    pm

    I so needed a laugh ty

  24. 9-29
    9:17
    am

    LOL!! Wko knew Clover would eat dry corn husks? Was that doll holding a cookie/ lol……

    I wanted to ask for your email to rsvp for your potluck. I had asked on facebook and havent got a reply..I just don’t want to miss it! I want to bring my daughter a maybe my cousin.

    • 9-29
      9:20
      am

      Missy, I’m sorry, I’m terrible about Facebook! Just click the Contact button in the menu bar above! That’s my email!

      • 9-29
        5:05
        pm

        Thanks so much Suzanne!! I got your email!!

  25. 10-1
    7:14
    pm

    Wow I had a good long laugh at that one! Got to love Clover!

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