One kayak, please!

The phrase “sly as a fox” came about because foxes are known for their cleverness and cunning.

You have “crazy like a fox.”

In the 70s, people talked about “foxy ladies.” You hear folks talk a lot now about “the fox guarding the henhouse.” Hmm, I can think of a few examples. I betcha you can too.

Soldiers complain about having to dig “fox holes.” And you occasionally hear someone say: “the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.” An English pangram, the phrase uses every letter of the English alphabet. 

There’s Fox News, but this is a family blog, no need to lie, cheat, or steal here. As a reminder, Fox News paid more than $787 million to avoid a defamation suit for making blatantly false claims over the 2020 election.

However, the other day I came across a fox trying to take a kayak or paddle board out onto the bay. Now that would be a sight to see!

I guess there’s a time for everything. Foxes love to do the Foxtrot. Who knew foxes liked to hit the waves too?