born free, the muskrat scurries Into the Wild

If this blog were a grocery store out in Bucksnort, Tennessee, there’d be a sign on the door saying “Gone Fishing.”  Instead, here’s a post explaining that I’ll be away from the blogosphere for several days, as I’m grabbing the Freaky Weasel and heading into Alexander Supertramp territory for an Alaskan adventure.

Maybe I’ll even get my beloved beard back.  Or find myself.  I’m hoping for both.

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12 Responses to “born free, the muskrat scurries Into the Wild”

  1. Stephanie says:

    Wow! Have a great trip!

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  2. avatgardener says:

    Good luck, good hunting. Just keep an ear out for banjo music – - even in Alaska.

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  3. Tracy says:

    Just don’t eat any wild roots. They can be deadly!
    Have a great trip!

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  4. punkrockdaddy says:

    Be sure you can identify the difference between an Elk and Moose. Lest your knowledge of the wild be questioned if the matter of an untimely demise should occour.

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  5. SinisterDan says:

    Don’t join a cult!

    At least, join a good one!

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  6. muskrat says:

    Thanks y’all!

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  7. Pretty Bride says:

    Wow, y’all–I’m so impressed by how many Muskrat readers have read the book/seen the film! Muskrats are awesome–Pretty Bride wants moose jerky. Here’s hoping.

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  8. Acorn King says:

    Nice, grow another beard and have fun kayaking with the nude Swedes!

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  9. Harris Bloom says:

    hey muskrat,

    godspeed

    rock on,

    aitch

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  10. Thaddeus says:

    Dude, I totally want to eat some poisonous roots and die a lonely death … color me jealous!

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  11. Rickey Henderson says:

    Rickey also recommends that you join a cult, they provide great haircuts!

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  12. Brad says:

    Hoho, this is the exact info. i need. Thanks dude! :)

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