Forget everything those cute little cartoons told you: moose are freakin'
scary. Last night our car narrowly avoided a close encounter with one; had we come along a mere five seconds later we'd have had a head-on collision with either the moose or the car in the other lane. So my Traveling Companion and I decided we didn't want to spend another two hours driving through pitch-dark rural regions to our next scheduled stop; instead, we pulled into a small town and checked into a surprisingly good hotel, where I wrote this week's
Art of the Possible blog post comparing Canada to America. (My conclusion: for all its faults, the Canadian government trusts its people far more than the American government trusts theirs.)
Check-out time approacheth. Gotta go. Wish me luck for a moose-free day.
6 Comments:
Glad you came out OK.
Good luck on a moose-free day.
Yep, people who haven't been 'round there don't know how dangerous they really are. Glad you didn't get too close.
A Moose said...
Yep, people who haven't been 'round...
Well there goes all hope of a "moose-free day," I guess. ;-)
Yep, that's true ;)
You think moose are bad?
Just wait til you meetup with flying squirrel.
@BB: "Just wait til you meetup with flying squirrel."
No kidding! See:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=flying%20squirrel&defid=2012684
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