An Egyptian Goose in Tennessee by tennesseecowgirl

Photography • Animals • posted on Apr 30, 2010

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Cute little guy huh?? I took this shot in town recently. Well I promised a review of my daughters play so here goes. This is a list of the scenes and menu items how they appeared on our menu. Scene 1: Arrival of he Guest - Mint Juleps/ Iced Tea Scene 2: Opening ceremony - Fresh Fruit Cup Scene 3: Suspicions and Rumors - Garden Salad Scene 4: Murder - Main Course Scene 5: Investigation - Main Course Scene 6: Guessing the Murderer - Gourmet Dessert Scene 7: Revealing the Murderer - Gourmet Dessert Scene 8: Prizes Awarded I sat with a real fun group, and right after I was seated I had someone come over and introduced herself to me, and I didn't realize at first it was Erin (my daughter) she was dressed in a long southern gown with a hat pulled down over her eyes, and shook my hand and said thank you for coming I am Chardonnay Daniels, and I hope you have a most pleasant evening, and even though Erin was born in California she has been raised in Tennessee and neither of us have a southern accent so it was a riot to hear her talking in an accent to me. The play was basically happening around us, and we were suppose to get clues from what the different characters were doing or saying to us as they came by, and gossiped and mingled with us all it was quite fun, and then there was a bunch of commotion and we discovered that the Jockey had been poisoned and later died, there was a scene where Chardonnay had to slap her husband and Erin certainly didn't hold back when it came time for that, the little actress in her came out, lol. She told me that in rehearsal she was afraid to slap him but she said he told me we got to make this look real so she did. Then it came time for us all to guess who the murderer was and well who do you think I choose, my daughter of course, and when it was finally revealed she was the one, my table had a good laugh at that, saying how could you choose your own daughter as a murderer. But when prizes were later handed out I won a dinner for two toTexas Road House, so I think Erin will be my guest, just hope she doesn't murder anyone while were there. lol if any of you ever get a chance to attend this type of play I highly recommend it, it was a blast. And thanks again to all of those that commented on my mural photo below.

along the Tennessee river

Comments (85)

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jeroni

5:47PM | Fri, 30 April 2010

Excellent shot, fantastic colors and details

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Miska7

5:55PM | Fri, 30 April 2010

Sounds like a great time. Very nice bird and capture!

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annie5

6:12PM | Fri, 30 April 2010

Beautiful goose..cute capture! :)

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Shari123

6:12PM | Fri, 30 April 2010

LOL You've got me singing "Squawk Like An Egyptian"!! He is a cutie. I've always wondered about plays like you described. It really sounds like fun!

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eekdog Online Now!

6:30PM | Fri, 30 April 2010

perfect capture! one of the best photo's i've ever seen lynell, this one should be in national geographic or something like that. 10*s

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bakapo

7:04PM | Fri, 30 April 2010

a great shot of the goose and a fun recount of your night at the play.

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Faemike55

7:07PM | Fri, 30 April 2010

Wonderful photo of the goose and a fantastic narration of the play! love it

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goodoleboy

7:10PM | Fri, 30 April 2010

An Egyptian Goose in Tennessee? That's either an oxymoron or a non sequitur. Cool composition and texture in this capture of the avian, as it stretches out for a drink, Lynell. And, after reading your meticulously worded narrative and itinerary, it is obvious that you lead a fun-filled life.

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