REQUIRE KITTY
My cat. She shall be squashed when I return.
The heck of it is that I will probably be done squashing my cat before my cat is done with me squashing her, but for the first time in a very long time it will be a very close race.
Then there's the DOG... who, let's be honest now, can squash me.
This vacation/class is definitely too long. I mean, you know you made an error in planning when you're counting down the days until you can LEAVE. So, large cities? Have a MUCH SMALLER "enjoyable/fun" timeframe than, say, a military base cabin on the beach with wifi. Good to know.
I miss the squirrels in London, too. Just not as much as home. London and its squirrels are probably registering on the GO, GO NOW meter because they're closer. X3 (Swear to anything, I have NEVER seen such calm, laid-back, and polite rodents, wild, tame, or otherwise! It's amazing what a couple hundred years of feeding will do to a population.)
There are some REALLY large fish where Susan works in a manmade pond a former King of France had put in by the observatory. I believe, when they were stocked, that they were ornamental koi. However, it's still amazing what a couple hundred years of feeding and exposure will do to a population... they've got selective domestic features (popeyes or not, differing scale patterns) with selective wild features (body shape, coloring). They're also large enough to eat ducks, passing birds, and small astrophysicists.
The heck of it is that I will probably be done squashing my cat before my cat is done with me squashing her, but for the first time in a very long time it will be a very close race.
Then there's the DOG... who, let's be honest now, can squash me.
This vacation/class is definitely too long. I mean, you know you made an error in planning when you're counting down the days until you can LEAVE. So, large cities? Have a MUCH SMALLER "enjoyable/fun" timeframe than, say, a military base cabin on the beach with wifi. Good to know.
I miss the squirrels in London, too. Just not as much as home. London and its squirrels are probably registering on the GO, GO NOW meter because they're closer. X3 (Swear to anything, I have NEVER seen such calm, laid-back, and polite rodents, wild, tame, or otherwise! It's amazing what a couple hundred years of feeding will do to a population.)
There are some REALLY large fish where Susan works in a manmade pond a former King of France had put in by the observatory. I believe, when they were stocked, that they were ornamental koi. However, it's still amazing what a couple hundred years of feeding and exposure will do to a population... they've got selective domestic features (popeyes or not, differing scale patterns) with selective wild features (body shape, coloring). They're also large enough to eat ducks, passing birds, and small astrophysicists.