My younger daughter drove her boyfriend home tonight, pulled the car in garage, and found herself staring eye to eye (across the roof of the car) with someone who apparently is interested in learning to ride a bike!
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Dear Rob,
Gracious Me!!!! How absolutely adorable.....you almost want to lean over and give that poor little thing a big Smmmooouuucchhhhh........! How sweet! Question: How on earth did you all manage to get that little wild critter out of there without a bite?? Possumns are naughty...usually.....one bit the ear off of our neighbors small dog one year --seriously, it was not good either. Well....off this evening....have a very blessed week....thank you for sharing your little garden critters of the forrest!
Bless you, Rahab
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Posted by: Rahab Klingensmith | December 11, 2008 at 10:44 PM
So you are now feeding possums like you used to feed the racoons in Florida huh?
You seem to attract things that creep around or slither in the night.
Posted by: Dan Davenport | December 15, 2008 at 10:07 AM