Last week, I was pretty excited about a feral kitten who had appeared at the house — presumably offspring from the two cats who live across the street. She was a gorgeous calico-like kitten, about two months old or a couple of weeks older, I would guess. She was very … Continue reading →
No, not more cats for the house, but we seem to have an “infestation” under the house. We’re on a major pathway between two possible “problem” houses for cats. One is our next door neighbor to the back who has a sort of a pet cat he lets live in … Continue reading →
Our neighbor came over this afternoon to let us know there’s an opossum in the neighborhood, and there’s a good chance he’s taking refuge under our shed. Time to pull out the mothballs and spread them near all the entrances under the house as well as tossing some under the … Continue reading →
I’ve been pulling boards out from under the house. The previous owners stored them there, and they need to be put in a safer place — both for the boards and the house. Our termite guy says they have to be moved, and he’s right. We don’t have termites, and … Continue reading →
We spent yesterday working at the ranch. Ugh! to the heat. Yay! to the ranch. We took the 5-gallon buckets of tree shreddings I made earlier this year and spread them on the road. We took three buckets of used kitty litter to spread on the road I call the … Continue reading →
Montgomery has a lovely zoo with a remarkable collection. The zoo is a department of the city government, which, to some people makes it all the more remarkable that it’s such a nice zoo. It has good community involvement, and that helps. Today, the zoo had an enrichment day, which … Continue reading →
I got up early this morning to help with the PIE Walk at the Montgomery Zoo. The walk’s purpose was muti-fold. The Partners in Education folks wanted to raise money as well as awareness for their organization. Also, the walk was supposed to be a fun way for families to … Continue reading →
