Ick ick ick! We live in the woods, in the middle of a large wooded parcel with plenty of wildlife. There are many good reasons why my husband and I call the small dogs who live nearby and are LEFT OUTSIDE AT NIGHT “bait dogs” – most of those reasons are coyotes, one’s a cougar, and another is a bear. Like most people with field retrievers that I know, I wouldn’t consider a purse dog. My cats, one of whom is a terrific mouser, would probably stalk it. Dany (the mouser) might even do worse. I’d worry. Although she honestly does have ample opportunity to hunt mice downstairs; I think they’re living in the insulation again, which means it’s time to replace it again. “Yingling” sounds like the bells on their collars if you ask me.

I got cat radar, like Ms. Ann Watson. I saw the cat from the beginning, but I’ll be darned if I can see the cow nose. lol! Even squinting. 😀

Thumbs up, Espi.

He never completes anything, Lawrence. Remember your lessons about SPs now. lol

“…where life is beautiful all the time…”

You gotta watch. Eerily familiar. 😀

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0rgeQ0QD-o

Hey Scott.

Fill in the blanks on the “loses millions of dollars of church money in unauthorized high risk investments,” part. Got links?

That is one thing I hadn’t heard yet…except for when David Miscavige and Pat Broeker would go and blow thousands in Vegas. 🙂

DAH!

“Ying-a-ling”! Bwahahaha

Yup. Rhymes with…

Hey Aquamarine!! How you be??

I know, right! I was laughing from the first frame! I feel a song coming on…

“Yingling. Yingling. Yingling on a striiiing.
You don’t know, can’t tell
What the hell he means…

He rants, he raves – nothing you can doooo
You say, his words
But you think he’s nuts, tooooooo.”

LOL!