Posted by glennster on August 10, 2008 at 18:50:09 from (68.60.242.156):
picked about 8 bushels of sweet corn today, was out in the driveway washing down the ears. daughter and wife were helping. wife goes in the garage to get a bushel basket, as she goes in a skunk comes zooming around the side of the house, right past my daughter and me, ducks in the culvert at the end of the driveway. daughers yelling SKUNK!!!. wife comes out with the basket, whats up??? where is it?? in the culvert i says. i want to see it she says. get the flashlight out of the truck, her and daughter are peeking in the culvert observing the little stinker. meantime i go back to sorting ears. now its just dark out, i yell to the wife, dont monkey with it or you'll get sprayed. yeah yeah yeah she says. i look over and coming right up behind her and my daughter is another shunk, really haulin butt to get to the culvert. the girls are between the culvert and the second skunk. LOOK OUT i yell another one, they turn around see it, start screamin and runnin in circles, GET OVER HERE !!! i yell. bushel basket goes flying, i am laughin so hard my sides hurt. they manage to get out of the way and not get sprayed, 2 nd skunk makes it to the culvert. i gotta go back out now and finish up with the sweet corn........ i got yelled at for laughing..
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