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This car:

“Heidi being haunted by creepy dolls” continues to be a real thing. I saw this car several weeks ago on my way to church. I was alone, but had the presence of mind to snap a photo. When I passed by later the car was gone. Where it went with that flat tire, I have no idea. I have not seen it since.

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Roadkill. Apparently this is going to be that kind of post.
I posted a picture to my facebook page of a dead raccoon. Someone had tied a “Get Well Soon” balloon to its little paw. I was unjustly accused of being the ballooner, but in this case I’m afraid that honor belongs to someone else. However, it did remind me of the following true story:

Once upon a time, several years ago, the woman next-door and her children went out of town, leaving the dad home alone. Shortly after his family left he called and asked if I had seen their cat, Shadow. She had run off and he was concerned. Sadly, I had not, but I promised to keep an eye out for her.
A few days later, on the very day that the wife and children were to return home, I saw a black cat, dead, along the side of the road not far from where I lived. I tried calling my neighbor, but couldn’t reach him. I didn’t want the neighbor children to see their poor cat like that, so I loaded my car with a garbage bag, a shovel, and some gloves, buckled Newt into her car seat, and steeled myself to do a good deed.
I parked and told Newt I needed to do something for a second, and that she should just look at her book. Then I got out my tools and…handled things.
When I got home, I put the garbage bag in my freezer and left a message for my neighbor to give me a call.
He did not call that evening or the next morning. Finally, I walked over to let him know that I had found Shadow. He answered the door and…a black cat came out on the porch and rubbed up against my ankles. Apparently their cat had come home a few days prior and I had a random dead cat in my freezer.
The End

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This:

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Um… Nope. That’s pretty much it: creepy dolls, roadkill, Indy. Sounds about right.

What’s on your mind today?