Hi Jeff,


>> That is understandable.. it's never easy financially to move to start
>> with..

> Yeah, ya always find new stuff. Because ya forgot that you even had it. 
> And ya also find alot more stuff than ya thought you had. 

haha... While we are not 'hoarders' we do have a lot of stuff we could get rid
of and probably never notice as missing. :)

>> Well, this week, that affectionate cat, Lulu, brought a baby bunny
>> into my kitchen.  Ron helped it back outside before the dogs got to
>> it.. Spring is here 

> When I was young we had a black cat that was friendly and lovable. It
> roamed in and out at will. The one not so enjoyable habit that it had
> was that it would often times bring home PART of something that it had
> caught and eaten most of.  Sometimes small rodents, sometimes small
> squirells, sometimes birds, and even parts (Usually wings) of bats. It
> was like it was saying "LOOK what I found". 

hahaha yes, parts are no fun to find... we've found some disgusting looking
parts "around" over the years.  With 2 dogs and 2 cats, you often can't place
blame either... could be from any one of them :)  I think the worst of that was
an adult rabbit... quite dead.  I think the dogs must have got that one.

I think the worst thing I ever saw though was when we were living in
Louisville, KY, maybe in 1990 or so... we were there for maybe 9 or 10 years.
The house had a really neat stone wall built a long time ago, that chipmunks
loved to hang around in, I guess because of all the nooks and crannies... After
we were in that house for maybe a few months I started noticing
'chipmunk tails' all over the place...  We only had one cat then so I knew who
the culprit was :(

At least Pete (our cat) didn't bring the guts, etc. inside.  Yech..

Take care,
Janis

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