Homer looks so innocent. What a sweet picture of the bird in the hand. I rescued a baby squirrel from the cat once and it was not easy to get her to loosen her grip. Well done.
Did the bird survive? I sincerely hope so. Still, you can't blame the cat. It's what cats do.
I was going to say unto you, Mrs. Kathryn, what a very sensible woman you are. Those questions of yours have made all the difference: as for the answer? No, a few of them, actually most of them, I don't truly like and I don't want to spend a lot of time with them anyway. Things change as you go along and people change too. Perhaps that's what I am so sad about, that nothing is as it was.
Also, it is November, Christmas and its expectations is coming and I am far away from what was home; even that doesn't exist any more.
Ah well, too bad.
Just for being sensible and down-to-earth, I have signed in as a follower.
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Bad Homer! Bad!
Hope the little bird is OK. We didn't find the last one Spike brought in (and hid) until it was quite unpleasant
How sad, although the cat is just doing what cats do. I hope the little bird recovered and flew away.
Homer looks so innocent. What a sweet picture of the bird in the hand. I rescued a baby squirrel from the cat once and it was not easy to get her to loosen her grip.
Well done.
Ah, poor birdie!! But that's what cats do...
So maybe Homer should be keeping Milo permanent company inside?
Nice rescue, Kath. The bird fared better than the hare that Noa got...
Did the bird survive? I sincerely hope so.
Still, you can't blame the cat. It's what cats do.
I was going to say unto you, Mrs. Kathryn, what a very sensible woman you are. Those questions of yours have made all the difference: as for the answer? No, a few of them, actually most of them, I don't truly like and I don't want to spend a lot of time with them anyway.
Things change as you go along and people change too. Perhaps that's what I am so sad about, that nothing is as it was.
Also, it is November, Christmas and its expectations is coming and I am far away from what was home; even that doesn't exist any more.
Ah well, too bad.
Just for being sensible and down-to-earth, I have signed in as a follower.
Cheers!
Yes! The bird lived!....at least long enough to fly away.
Viv, Homer is nothing if not obedient. Dave said, 'Drop it!', and Homer did.
Friko,
Its an honour that you read me, let alone follow. I'm hardly ever sensible, but you struck a chord with your post.
Homer: Dont do that. The bird would not do that to you.
Happy Thanksgiving.
Catherine
diamondc
...is worth two in the bush. Probably my favourite saying of all time since I heard it once on an antique show.
Cat's clearly a sociopath--not a glimmer of remorse in that steely gaze.
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