November 9
This morning I was running a bit late to set fir or morning youth service. I was frantically soured walking down the street praying that my delayed presence didn't cause my co-worker too much stress. I turn onto the driveway leading to the church center where we hold the service, and as I'm walking though the graveyard I notice some movement on my left. I turn my head and see a Muntjac deer. It looks like any other kind of deer, except for the fact that it is only around 2 feet tall as an adult. It looks at me, turns and looks at the church goer waking towards us, and bolts across the driveway into the hedges. It was only about 5 seconds of my day in total, but it was something brand new and rather unique.
Today I'm thankful for the little Muntjac deer and the wildlife with whom we share the Earth.
Today I'm thankful for the little Muntjac deer and the wildlife with whom we share the Earth.
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| This is a Muntjac deer. The photo doesn't show the size, but imagine it coming up the middle of your thigh. Photo credit: BBC |
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