You're dying to know what I did this weekend, aren't you?
Of course you are, because it's my blog and I can write whatever I want, and so I will pretend that you are interested and it would be nice if you would wipe that disinterested look off your face and humor me a little bit.
Never mind. I saved a baby bird today. Dar will be so proud of me, because she's always doing that bird rescuing thing. Not that I did it the way she does it. Not at all. In fact, in all honesty, I didn't do a thing.
There was a baby cardinal that fell into my window well and my daughters and I tried to reach down there and get him, but it's too deep. So, after belly crawling through the rose bushes to try and get to the little guy, and getting myself pricked and scraped from head to toe, I had a streak of absolute brilliance. GO INTO THE BASEMENT AND OPEN THE WINDOW TO GET THE BIRD OUT. (Insert "Duh" here.) Nobody ever said I wasn't a moron.
So there I was at the basement window all ready to get the bird. Except for one thing... birds creep me out a little. I mean, I don't want the little fella' to die, but I don't really want to touch him either. So I grabbed a towel from behind the bar, opened the window, and threw the towel over the bird to trap him so I could pick him up. Only... I still couldn't pick him up. Even wrapped in the towel, he creeped me out a little.
So I called Barb, my neighbor up the street. In our house, whenever there is something you can't quite bring yourself to do, you call Barb. I call Barb a lot when Mr. Blognut isn't home and she always comes.
And did Barb save that bird? You bet she did. She reached right in there and got the little birdie, took him outside, and put him under the tree where his mama lives.
And now you are wondering why the title of my post says I saw Jesus, right? Let me just tell you that I was messing around in the firewood and I reached in there and nearly picked up the biggest, fugliest, mother-humping spider with forty-seven eyeballs and more fur than a brown bear on it, that I have ever seen. By 'nearly picked up', I mean that I reached out and picked up the piece of wood where he was crawling and came within mere inches of his mother-humping fugliness.
THAT is when I saw Jesus.
Right before I blacked out.
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