absolutely! once got a shocking surprise when I lifted the cover off a buffalo's mounted head in a friend's garage (long story). Another PSA - don't snoop around someone else's garage unless you are feeling VERY brave.
Well when my boys were in the trapping phase Mrs. T was afraid of looking in the freezing as some frozen mice and other "bait" showed up in there. Seriously!
Danger!! Great photo Nancy. I see your blog has more things added each day. It looks nice but I can't see the photos down the right side on my laptop. Oops. I just slid the screen over and there they were! :) Very nice layout.
Ha! Understand completely! I used to raise my own meat rabbits, and I butchered them myself. I saved the furs to tan and use. Had them hanging in the garage drying (still kinda gross) and hubz didn't see them there until he was right in the middle of a bunch of bloody pelts. He was looking down at tire changing stuff. Well, needless to say I heard about that :) Same thing has happened with some chicken feet still hanging after butcher day. I totally forgot them there. You'd think he'd learn to watch out for body parts hanging in the garage, but NO, it's all my fault! lol.
Oh, I laughed out loud when I finished reading your post! I imagine that door hides some interesting items!
ReplyDeleteOh my...that door sounds a bit frightening!
ReplyDeleteI'm gonna take your word for it!
ReplyDeleteI'm with Ms. A!
DeleteHaha! :-D
ReplyDeleteI love that skull - does that make me weird..?!
Good post Ha that;s true.
ReplyDeleteOh I love this shot. I always open those closed doors some turn out wonderful some not so much. :) B
ReplyDeleteabsolutely! once got a shocking surprise when I lifted the cover off a buffalo's mounted head in a friend's garage (long story). Another PSA - don't snoop around someone else's garage unless you are feeling VERY brave.
ReplyDeleteAlways enter slowly....;)
ReplyDeleteLOVE, LOVE, LOVE this look, i adore the colors and layout!!
ReplyDeletei always want a look behind the door, INSIDE.....and you would be amazed at the lenghts i have gone to to do it!!
We have a deer skull (or two) hanging up in our home. This post made me smile when I think of how freaked out people get by them.
ReplyDeleteYour blog gets more stylish every time I see it. Hugs, Nancy!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't sound that scary. Love this skull, and the saying!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. I would definitely want to leave that door closed though. :-)
ReplyDeleteWell when my boys were in the trapping phase Mrs. T was afraid of looking in the freezing as some frozen mice and other "bait" showed up in there. Seriously!
ReplyDeleteHa! But, I must admit, I would love to see some of the stuff your hubby traps.
ReplyDeleteDanger!! Great photo Nancy. I see your blog has more things added each day. It looks nice but I can't see the photos down the right side on my laptop. Oops. I just slid the screen over and there they were! :) Very nice layout.
ReplyDeleteBe afraid, be very afraid...
ReplyDeleteHa! Understand completely! I used to raise my own meat rabbits, and I butchered them myself. I saved the furs to tan and use. Had them hanging in the garage drying (still kinda gross) and hubz didn't see them there until he was right in the middle of a bunch of bloody pelts. He was looking down at tire changing stuff. Well, needless to say I heard about that :) Same thing has happened with some chicken feet still hanging after butcher day. I totally forgot them there. You'd think he'd learn to watch out for body parts hanging in the garage, but NO, it's all my fault! lol.
ReplyDeleteBut now you have me curious!
ReplyDeleteindeed!
ReplyDeleteIf I looked, I would have it coming...
ReplyDeleteHahaha....so true!
ReplyDeletelol !
ReplyDeleteMade me laugh too. Great image and quote.
ReplyDeleteHmmm, is there a door number two? ;)
ReplyDeleteBeen outdoors a lot the last 2 days,very cold. Nice to have areas to myself
ReplyDeleteAnd that was precisely how Ms.Taylor lived her life!!
ReplyDeleteNow the trapping shed would indeed be a different matter, Nancy!!lol
Ha ha, I bet!
ReplyDeleteHaha, yes! I'd be afraid then for sure!
ReplyDeleteAlways good to make some judgement about the doors that confront one.
ReplyDeleteGood gravy, I can imagine!...:)JP
ReplyDeleteThat door sounds very interesting. Great shot and love the quote.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot and quote!
ReplyDeleteA set of closed doors have always intrigued me but I think I will leave these alone....
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by....
My husband traps...sometimes I feel like I'm living the life of Ducks Dynasty...have you seen it??...without the million dollar business though...
ReplyDeleteWell, it's been a crazy hectic stressful day and you just gave me the greatest laugh....big thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic quote. May you keep on opening doors!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for joining us at Communal Global for Tuesday's around the World.
Too funny!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great quote! I like opening doors to possibilities.
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Lol just wonder what is behind that door....
ReplyDeleteYou gave me a big smile. There are a few doors I'll leave alone.
ReplyDeleteToo funny!!
ReplyDeleteHugs~
Love this!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is cool one!
ReplyDeleteI too would have taken a pic.
lol! i bet!
ReplyDeletegreat shot!
xx
Great picture, great quote and I LOVE your response to it!
ReplyDeleteSometimes being brave is worth the risk!
ReplyDeleteThe quote was great but what you said afterwards was just "priceless" and funny!
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