Monday, July 12, 2010

While, Admittedly, There May Be More Than One Way to Skin A Cat, Presently I Know of Only One

A normal person, when driving down the road on a sunny summer morning, might notice the cars and people around them. A different person might notice the animals in the fields. But I will admit that it takes a decidedly different person--some might even say macabre or bizarre--to notice that the bird in the field is, in fact, a turkey vulture and then screech to a halt in order to go investigate what that vulture is eating.


It turns out that it was a cat. It's pretty common around here for coyotes to drag off small pets at night, and that's what we assumed happened. There was very little left when we arrived on the scene, so we took it home and set to work. The following picture is a bit gross, but the irony of skinning a cat was not lost on me.

4 comments:

Eric said...

WHAT?!?!? Are you serious? You skinned a cat?!? You crazy, crazy man... If it weren't for the fact that you are so awesome and artistic, I would have to declare you insane.

Speaking of which, I thought of you today when I saw a photograph of Salvador Dali and his pet anteater. Have you ever seen it? It's totally awesome...

Anonymous said...

Hahahahahahahahaha

mom

Anonymous said...

I have seen a picture of Dali with an Ocelot, but not an anteater. I will look that one up.

Anonymous said...

Only you...

DA