The first good news is, Z is back, safe and sound.
Her flight was delayed about an hour and a half, but nothing
like a couple of years ago, which I chronicled here, at the time.
Even now, the chills run down my spine and various other
body parts, just thinking about it.
The other good news is, I made it through my bachelor weekend
without causing too much damage.
At least on my end.
Unfortunately, I can’t say the same thing about the squirrels
and the raccoons…especially the raccoons.
The raccoons didn't leave me a drop of gin.
The birds are okay…now.
Once they decided where to set up the nest, things got a
little less hectic.
I never knew Robins were so particular.
The Cardinals less so, but believe me, they’re no saints
themselves, despite all that red.
But I’m getting ahead of myself.
I haven’t even mentioned the broken window, which apparently
is an open invitation for wildlife to waltz right in and commandeer the remote.
Which, to be honest, I kind of enjoyed the company, but
after 72 straight hours of Animal Planet and Nat Geo…enough was enough.
And the broken window wasn't my fault... entirely.
There was no way anyone was going to catch that pass...and I was wide open.
Nuff said.
And the broken window wasn't my fault... entirely.
There was no way anyone was going to catch that pass...and I was wide open.
Nuff said.
At least the Golden Retrievers switched to Disney once in a
while.
And the Pugs took a liking to Duck Dynasty for some reason.
At least I think they liked it.
But who knows, with pugs.
Luckily I was able to get all the critters out by the time Z
walked in the door…except for the pugs, who are small and were able to hide
under the couch.
I wouldn’t have even known they were still here if it weren’t
for the sound of Duck calls in the middle of the night.
They couldn’t resist.
So I cut them some slack and let them finish watching before
I sent them home.
Luckily Z slept through the whole thing,
She hates Duck Dynasty….
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