one foot in a boot
one foot out
stuck tight in the mud
give a happy shout.
—
a rite of passage and sure sign of spring
on outdoor adventure day.
—
“it isn’t that deep, they said.”
-author unknown
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I didn't have my glasses on.... 
Oops! A messy situation
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messy but fun for the whole class )
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If you aren’t afraid of a little dirt, you can have so much fun
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that’s right, and makes everyone relax and laugh
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Yup 👍🏼
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That has happened to me more than once while out dog-walking with Ollie. :)
Best wishes, Pete.
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happy ending here )
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I hate when that happens!
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it’s always such a good laugh, though )
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Oh dear!
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all okay and we had a great laugh
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We had a 100’F Autumn scorcher … the ground cracks are wide enough to lose your shoe …
“Cracks and Holes”
There are cracks in the internet
Is there a hole in the alphabet?
There are cracks in the ground
Is there a hole in the Pound?
There are cracks in my skin
Is there a hole in the garbage bin?
There are cracks in the skyline
Is there a hole in my shrine?
There is a crack in my Mind
Is the world a hole in decline?
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love your take on the cracks
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There’s cracks in everything that’s how the light gets in … Leonard Cohen
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I see an invitation to climb into that boot and go deep. Deep down into a hole in the ground where I would find Alice and who knows what else.
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there you go!
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I lost a shoe on a muddy football field during a halftime show once! LOL
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that’s so funny!
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She sang, “These boots are made for walking”, but little did she know…
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maybe, ‘this boot…’)
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🤣
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I can feel the mud around that now bootless foot!
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and the suction it took to get it out! )
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Yes!
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Happy hoppy, Beth!
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yes!
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Just look for the person with the one really dirty sock.
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yes, and the one unbothered by it, but we retrieved is as mom might not have been as unbothered, but she just laughed, too )
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Oh dear 💚
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This is a perfect and sure sign of spring! Has happened to me more than once, tell you what :)
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oh, yes, we’ve all been there, and always a good laugh )
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Especially when it’s not US who has to wash the socks ;-)
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bingo!
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Having washed my share…
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Ah, Spring!
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mud and all, happy to see it
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I bet the owner got home and Mom said “hey, where’s your other boot?” And the child said innocently, “I don’t know….” because they have already moved on with life!
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well, it was my class, so we went back and found it, even though the kinder didn’t care and just walked on in her sock. we thought mom might care though so we suctioned it out of the mud and mom just had a good laugh.
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Ha! A true story! Love it!
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Thanks!
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It’s always that deep, or deeper.
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at least –
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That’s the kind of getting stuck that always feels good. Awesome.
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something about that experience makes me happy and unable to stop laughing
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A familiar site. LOLOL Happy spring and one shoe.
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indeed, and thank you, but the biting wind and snow returned today. tomorrow, back to spring I think )
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epitaph?
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ah, it sure could be -)
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I do recall once when I stepped into mud and while the foot came back from the experience, the shoe did not. Who knew it was THAT deep?
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exactly )
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Funny. When I was a kid that happened to me all the time, then it didn’t any more. I wonder if I learned a little something along the way or what…
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it has happened to me as an adult, though not as often
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Oopsies! I wish I could find cute purple boots like that in my size, btw.
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wouldn’t that be great?
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hahaha; i like this cheery ditty :)
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I welcome the mud
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Not something I would like happening to me!
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it is pretty funny when it happens )
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If it takes mud to thaw winter, the so be it!
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bring it!
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Uh, oh!
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Yep!)
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Hahaha! What a situation 😀
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A fun one. At least )
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What a great picture!
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Thanks!
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I’ve done that a few times!
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more than a few for me )
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Oh the March mud, and the inevitable stuck boots.
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it’s all part of the fun
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😀
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