@Serge Gray Love it !

@Serge Gray I'll listen on Monday evening. Thank you.

@Serge Gray Yes, otherwise I might mix everything up—"Aunt Leonie" is confused! 🤣

@Serge Gray Meanwhile Twin Peaks Zen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer PODCAST This podcast is also interesting because They said and I TOTALLY AGREE : " for the first time and you've seen to this episode and you don't like it I would say bye bye . Either you’re going into it or going to run away screaming. You have to love weird and the eccentric, crazy side of things, because from now on, that’s really what it’s going to be." I learn that David Lynch wrote short intros with the Log Lady for the Bravo TV channel. I did not know this fact before ! I really enjoyed the podcast. It is funny when Dan talks about the French brie and butter sandwich🤣. He tried to make it at home many times !🤣 He should just come over to the house; I’ll let him taste the TRUFFLE BRIE —it’s divine!💖 Eric and Dan also talk about Ben Horn eating his sandwich in a wild way. Another good moment is when they discuss Agent Cooper in his hotel room. He looks happy, blows a train whistle, and said something like a kid It is also interesting to hear them talk about the dark scene in the woods with Leo, Bobby, and Mike. Eric watched this episode FOUR TIMES!!! because it is a very important moment for the show. Thank You @Serge Gray 💖

@Taisei Koshida They are does, fawns, and roe deer. Is there a reserve or a breeding farm nearby? They aren't afraid. These animals are very graceful. Occasionally, one or two cross our land in a few bounds to drink from the river at the foot of our house; they are wild, and I can't manage to take photos of them. Thanks for your lovely video!

My Deer, sorry it was a slip of the tongue " my dear" @Darren Windsor-Horton This doe, Evelyne, is very flattered by the nickname! ❤️ It almost makes me want to go do the dishes. 🤣

@Taisei Koshida Enjoy your week-end at Nara !

@Taisei Koshida We have our grand- daughter ❤️

@Alex Understated Lovely mascot .

@Taisei Koshida Schuss (Grenoble 1968): The very first (unofficial) mascot in the history of the Olympic Games. I was there; I was almost 7 years old.