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A cooking Woodchuck.



It' s a little know fact, Woodchucks can cook. On the little trip to the cabin by the lake, I did indeed do all of the cooking.

The big question is, "Can he cook"? Well, one does not get this fat on Twinkies alone.

How would you like you Omelet?

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Kelsgarden said…
I refuse to comment on the grounds that we have already been through marriage counseling and you are stuck with me anyway . . .
1:28 AM
Me said…
Sounds like Woodchucks and Monkeydragons don't eat the same foods. Hee hee hee.

I just worry about your fuzzy tail getting in the way and starting on fire!!!
8:25 AM
Anonymous said…
My oldest brother says that cooking with furry forest creatures is fun; but then I think he involves them in an unpleasant way.

DG
10:45 AM
Unknown said…
Is it just the light or did you get to close to the stove and singe your belly?
11:34 AM
Jolly Green Girl said…
Your woodchuck is quite cute and very talented!!! Thanks for stopping by and checking out Jolly Green Girl's Confidential. Drop in again. :)
2:35 PM
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