When you've fallen in the gutter, And you're lying in the rain, If they ask you how you're doing, Just say, "I can't complain." Leonard Cohen
This first week of October is National Squirrel Awareness Week. And I must say that we are very aware of the dozen or so that are living in our attack (wait, I meant attic) and about to eat their way through the ceiling. Their next stop: our faces.
posted by Gail @ 8:45 PM
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I am a hopeful pessimist or a semi-closet optimist. This means that though I hope for the best, I know it won't happen. This way, I'm constantly disappointed, but not bitterly so. (For some intro info on my bloggings, please read "The Beginning of the End." June 2006)
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The squirrels in the trees along our driveway throw the shells from hickory nuts at us as we walk past.
They don't like us. Are there any books on how to improve your relationship with squirrels?
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