When I was gardening last weekend, I came across this leftover snakeskin that a snake had recently shed and left behind. I was really excited to find it until I realized that if there was a snakeskin, then there was probably a snake. I stopped weeding shortly afterwards. Isn't it interesting how the colors and pattern of the countertop mimic the snakeskin's.
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I'd like to say cool! but my fingers are typing ewwww!
This reminds me: have you seen a TV commercial running recently for Travelers Insurance? It involves a snake and rabbits. The snake has a baby rattle attached to its tail. Doug and I have spent way too much time trying to figure out what advertising agency decided that using a snake, a realistic looking snake not a cartoon snake, would make people want to buy their product. Almost everyone is repelled by snakes. Don Draper would never have allowed the use of a snake in a commercial.
My aunt lived in McLean and I remember a black snake curled up in a laundry basket once.
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