Someone once said cats spend their entire lives trying to figure out ways to kill us. I suppose they don't because of the sweet sound of the can opener.
I miss the two ferals, Big Red and Udo, that used to prowl the neighborhood because they rid the place of the loud chorus of chittering squirrels and garden mice. The coyotes have been se…
Someone once said cats spend their entire lives trying to figure out ways to kill us. I suppose they don't because of the sweet sound of the can opener.
I miss the two ferals, Big Red and Udo, that used to prowl the neighborhood because they rid the place of the loud chorus of chittering squirrels and garden mice. The coyotes have been seen on security cameras, so I'm hoping the ferals moved across town or are living in the trees in the park. The other possibility is too heartbreaking even though I think Udo could leave a coyote on the canvas.
Someone once said cats spend their entire lives trying to figure out ways to kill us. I suppose they don't because of the sweet sound of the can opener.
I miss the two ferals, Big Red and Udo, that used to prowl the neighborhood because they rid the place of the loud chorus of chittering squirrels and garden mice. The coyotes have been seen on security cameras, so I'm hoping the ferals moved across town or are living in the trees in the park. The other possibility is too heartbreaking even though I think Udo could leave a coyote on the canvas.