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Lord, I hope so!
@Norachan that's not funny. What a cruel April Fool's joke Mother Nature played. Is it warm enough overall that your snow will melt fairly quickly?
You too, huh?I did 45 minutes of shoveling last night. we got 12+ inches of HEAVY wet CRAP.
People in these parts say that the heavy wet snow is a sign that spring is almost here. The dry powdery stuff only falls when it's way below freezing. Not that it's much consolation to us.
So, I have yet another cat disaster. Sometime either late Saturday night or early Sunday morning Fynn realised that the weight of the snow had caused the fence to sag in one corner. He worked out that he could take a run up to it, jump on top of the fence and escape. I noticed he wasn't here for breakfast Sunday morning, but thought he might be having a snooze somewhere. It wasn't until lunch time when I had chance to look around properly that I noticed he was gone. Paw prints on top of the fence and in the woods on the other side, but they disappear into the slush and mud when he reached the lane.
He's been out dozens of times before. He was coming on daily walks with me and Little Boy up until October. He's never been out on his own before though.
Four 30 ~ 40 minute walks in different directions to look for him today, plus 90 minutes of yoga.
What is it with my cats and their disappearing acts? It seems like every few months one of them takes off into the woods.
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