You’ve heard of the Runaway Bride who escaped from her own wedding, but how about a Runaway Dove? This snowy fellow has been hanging around a subdivision where friends live. They were mystified by the lone White Dove foraging around empty lots. However, a neighbor pointed out that a popular wedding venue is nearby and they often release doves to celebrate the nuptials. Apparently, this dove decided to escape the wedding scene and seek his fortune elsewhere much to the delight of the neighborhood.
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June 20, 2020
Runaway Dove
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