I’m not normally one for petting wild animals (or any animals really for that matter, no pets in our house, thanks Dad) but these ones were fenced in so at least somewhat domesticated we figured. And once David tried to touch one and didn’t lose a hand, I gave it a shot as well. The were so sweet actually, jockeying like puppies for your hand on their nose, vying for the attention. Huddled together, stock still, with thick coats against the wind. It was pretty incredible.
5 months ago • 30 notesquarter life coe
Midwestern at heart. Southern in education. Urban predilection. Living in San Francisco (in airports as well). Born on the 4th of July. Married for five years. Interested in art, in words too. Everything else, it's still up in the air // Danielle @ quarterlifecoe@gmail.com
December 5, 2012
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