Far be it from me to break the law by taking Little Duck out the the car in this Tennessee rest stop without a leash. He was indignant, but what’s a mother to do? Big Duck chose to stay in the car.
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lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
You mean … no harness restraint? Poor little duck will go flying in an accident! Horrors!
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No violations for the ducks! A great oddball challenge photo! Quack, quack!
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A duck on a leash is worth two in the pond.
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Mary, Judy went further and put another leash around my neck and tied it to the steering wheel with a stern “Stay!” while she went inside. Are 2 ducks on a leash worth 4 in the pond?
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Maybe more. There are already too many ducks in the pond…or is that “fish in the sea?” I get my fish and duck stories mixed up.
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Oh so adore this photo. 😀
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Ha. Don’t know why I didn’t use it sooner. I had odd balls in mind when I took it.
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Wonderful. I needed the laugh.
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Oh! This one’s hilarious. You got the makings of a good set of picture books with Little Duck I think.
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That’s a good idea.. if only I could get the books I’ve already finished in print. I’m terrible at that. I need an assistant who loves taking care of the final step!
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I gave up trying to get mine into print so I know how tough that is. I neither have the money, the trust or the motivation to publish my novels anymore. I’ve taken them all off the computer and tossed them on a memory stick in a draw never to be seen or read again.
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Oh, you are way ahead of me.. ignore my earlier comment on my other blog about the leash law.
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