Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Heard It Through The Grape Vine
This morning a person who works at a local charter school spies a snowy owl near the school. They send an email to a person at city hall. A person at city hall tells me about it. I can't keep it to myself. I tell everyone I see about it. Although I am at work I am not that busy today. I ask 3 or 4 people, "Do you need anyone to drive out to Ramsey today for any reason at all? Because, if you do, I am willing and eager to go!" No one needs me to drive out to Ramsey. I end up working all day. After work I go to the gym. I arrive in Ramsey at sundown. I could go home but I must drive past the place where the owl was spotted. I look and I look without driving recklessly. No owls are spotted I think but it is hard to spot a white owl in an empty field of snow. Aw shucks!
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