Or really the whole family is back. Yes, it’s groundhog day. The real groundhog day, that is. The return of the sub-porch pirates. But not under my porch, because I filled it with rocks. Still, they like to hang out on my porch steps. Go away!
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Buy a couple of kilos of arsenic from your local chemist. then stuff it inside some cupcakes and leave them on your steps.
Problem solved!
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I’m not sure the local ‘pothecary stocks arsenic. Plus I’d probably forget that I put the cupcakes out and end up eating them myself.
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Well, I tried recommending guns last year (pretty certain anyway), so it’s either poison or tricking them into hanging themselves.
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He looks quite cute. Are they a nuisance? WHy do you not want the li’l fellah?
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They dig holes. And they’re not friendly.
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Dig holes? What do they put in them?
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Baby groundhogs!
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Awww. I bet they’d be friendly if you left bits of food down for them, and they’ll be nice pets, won’t mess up the house if they’re under the porch at least.
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Food wouldn’t make them friendly, just fat.
The holes can be a problem. They dig under foundations. Plus I think the holes attract other critters too, like skunks.
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Ah OK then you need a big doggy.
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I would love to have a big doggy.
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I think you should have one then, what’s stopping you?
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I think that dogs are mainly family pets. It’s hard to have a dog with one person in the household. Plus I get really attached to them and don’t think I could handle losing another best friend.
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Aw, I get that, we’d decided not to have any more cats after Skye and Storm for the same reason, yet here we are. 🙄
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Yeah, we’re suckers for falling in love like that. But they’re worth it.
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