Weekly Wallow – May 16, 2021

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It was a busy week at Sasquatch Wallows.

On Monday the continuation of Outdoor School featured the kids playing with a Rubber Boa — the only snake Sasquatch likes — and then releasing it back into the wild. We searched the Wallows for a new Rubber Boa for Sasquatch to keep as a pet, but all we found were garter snakes — Sasquatch doesn’t like those, they bite.

On Thursday Sasquatch was joined by a few friends for the first Thursday night Scripture and Smoke Bible study around the fire pit.

On Saturday we welcomed Charlie Marble to speak about prayer while we threw axes, tomahawks, and knives with friends at our first Sasquatch Wallow. We also played with the baby rabbits, pigs, chickens, and turkeys — there are a lot of baby animals right now.

Em Baby Rabbit
Baby Turkeys
Outdoor Hike

Unfortunately, with all of the events combined with the normal labor involved with keeping the animals alive, there wasn’t much time for Sasquatch to wax poetically and philosophically with documented Sasquatch Sightings.

However, if you’re new around here or don’t know Sasquatch very well, the one documented Sasquatch Sighting this week will give you a good introduction to who Sasquatch is:

I Want to Check You for Ticks

I Want to Check You for Ticks

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About Sasquatch

Sasquatch (aka Kevin M. Anderson) is a Swineherd Philosopher Theologian, Esq. He is the head swineherd raising pigs and engaging in shenanigans at Sasquatch Wallows, a director of his local Classical Conversations Challenge B program, a commissioned Colson Fellow, and a criminal defense lawyer at Prodigal Law.

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