Heart
Silly me didn't remember that "heart" was actually a prompt when I posted a photo of the horribly sepia-colored lace hearts, so for today's prompt I had to get really creative.
These little hearts are roe deer tracks in a field.
Now, to celebrate the weekend finally arriving, I'm making dinner for everyone.
A lovely roe deer steak.
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Wonderful Heart find in the sand! What time is dinner? I'll bring the wine.
ReplyDeleteyes, feed me, but hold the steak. okay the end is near, we're all gonna cry that it's over.
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing quite like finding signs of wild animals in nature. I love this and you {{{{{{HUGS}}}}}}
ReplyDeleteI'll be over by 7 and I'll be bringing the wHine.
awwww I love this pic!
ReplyDeleteBUT?
"A lovely roe deer steak."
OMG please tell me you're not eating Bambi???!!!!
Roe, roe roe your heart gently in the sand...
ReplyDeleteYou can do better! ;)
ReplyDeleteWell... I... see.. Bambi tastes really good!
ReplyDeleteWell, in Finland it's in a couple of hours, but whenever you arrive is fine. ;) Yay for wine!
ReplyDeleteI won't cry. Mike probably will, though. Like a girl.
ReplyDeleteAww, thank you so much, Cheryl! I love you, too, and your pornographic insects. *hugs* Bring some wine with the whine and we'll talk all night.
ReplyDeleteRoe deer...like caviar, right??? Mmmmm...what time is dinner? My cruise ship may not be able to make it tonight!!
ReplyDeleteOh, and I forgot, I really this photo!
ReplyDeleteWe'll wait for you!
ReplyDeleteAww! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI heartily agree. But I'm tired.
ReplyDeleteDid you shoot her??? :) I didn't know they have such a cute hears with their foot. Heart warmed one... without the cook part!
ReplyDeleteYou just reminded me of the first time I had deer. I liked it, but they also served the heart (in keeping with the theme) and that freaked me out a little.
ReplyDeleteWell, if it makes you feel any better, I wasn't the one who pulled the trigger. ;)
ReplyDeleteThey served the heart? WTF? Did you have dinner with some long lost African tribe or something?
ReplyDeleteWhat dear deer hearts!
ReplyDeleteYou can have my portion. Though I've tried, I never acquired the taste for deer. Actually, I'd love to try some Finnish seafood.
ReplyDeleteNope. It was years ago in Atlanta, GA and our hosts were hunters. It seemed like a customary thing to do, but again, no thanks.
ReplyDeleteIs that a euphemism?
ReplyDeleteHah!!
ReplyDeleteI come from a family of hunters who've always eaten what they've shot. My father always invited his hunting buddies over for a special meal of organ meats, including the hearts. My brother has continued the tradition. It's what hunters do. It's worse than birds pecking your eyes out.
ReplyDeleteThe members of my family who hunt have always made a special meal of organ meats. It is customary but it's also disgusting. As strict as my father was about what we ate, he never forced us to eat venison, mostly because it was considered a delicacy.
ReplyDeleteWell it is now. Actually, I grew up eating seafood from tropical waters. I'm just curious to know how it compares to seafood in other parts of the world and globetrotting with a family in tow is absurdly pricey.
ReplyDeleteWell, I'd love to prepare you some Finnish seafood, the crayfish is especially nice, but I'm not sure it would be quite as nice by the time I arrived in Alabama...
ReplyDeleteWell shit. I forgot to comment.
ReplyDeleteNO WAY NO WAY NO WAY. I have so many pictures like this... from our hikes and from the beach house. Yet I never saw a heart in it. Now I can't wait for our next adventure so I can point that out to my daughter... I'll tell her about your picture!
ReplyDeleteYeah. So why didn't you when you finally remembered?
ReplyDeleteHah, I was desperate for a heart photo, I had to find a heart somewhere. ;)
ReplyDeleteBecause I felt stupid. This is an extremely good photograph, partly because you found a heart in nature, and partly because you managed to capture the image, which is very hard to do when you're basically taking pictures of dirt. I know, because I've tried. The composition and focus are lovely, too.
ReplyDeleteAll of which I thought, and thought I'd said when it was still fresh. But I hadn't. I feel really dumb now.
I love this photo, Ziva! Really, fabulous.
ReplyDeleteYou flatterer. It's not THAT good, and I know it. But it's nice of you to leave a comment. Thank you. :)
ReplyDeleteDamn, now I'm all hungry.
ReplyDeleteThank you!! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid I ate it all.
ReplyDeleteSheer wickedness. Please call next time x
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