So I kick off early today like many are doing during this C19 crisis and I thought I'd do a little housework before the Mrs. came home. I started making the bed and I noticed a pillow was missing. I look around and see it on the floor at the end of the bed. Only problem was, it was moving. It seems that little Bingo was playing hide and seek with Daddy and had now trapped himself inside. Lifted him onto the bed, freed my little prisoner and went onto finish my work. It was funny enough that I thought I'd share because I think we can all use a little something to help us smile these days.
Cheers.
Cheers.
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Occasionally I'll roll over and fling him across the bed. When I know he's there I somehow manage to stay still through the night.
Some days the stairs have extra steps.
I really don't know what happened here. Was the little dog holding up the step, and the big dog fell down without crushing the wee one? Or was the big girl a proper distance from the step (too far to step over) and the little one wedged-in to fill the gap?
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Aye aye?
Not furry or anything but still kinda cute.
I recently added a tiny 3 gallon fish tank next to the vivarium, and he gets quite entertaining at night...
He forgets about the glass, and also apparently that he eats fruit, and insects - and he considers a platy bigger than his head, as fair game
Not furry or anything but still kinda cute.
I recently added a tiny 3 gallon fish tank next to the vivarium, and he gets quite entertaining at night...
He forgets about the glass, and also apparently that he eats fruit, and insects - and he considers a platy bigger than his head, as fair game
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Not furry or anything but still kinda cute.
I recently added a tiny 3 gallon fish tank next to the vivarium, and he gets quite entertaining at night...
He forgets about the glass, and also apparently that he eats fruit, and insects - and he considers a platy bigger than his head, as fair game
We have 3 "cresties"! By far the cutest reptiles, IMHO. We started with two and successfully mated them. We only got one egg to hatch, but she's a nice, big, healthy 3-year-old now.
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Had squirrels in my roof last winter. I figure they deserve a warm spot and I’d have left them alone but a friend told me they cause damage, represent a health risk and they woke me up early. Wire mesh, steel, placed in all the right places by guys who do this thing for a living sorted it out. Squirrel was trying to get back in, saw me and if looks could kill!
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