They were keen. I was off to a client's house. But I had to see what was getting their attention!
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| Aha, a snake. |
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| Share, brother, share. |
As if! I picked the frightened thing up. It was hiding its head under its nether parts. "You can't see me!"
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| ♪♫Please release me, let me go! |
I did. Release it, I mean. And it took off in my garden, seeking its own prey. I trundled off to care for my palliative client. Bless him.
OH, My! Not a toy to be played with for sure.
ReplyDeletePoor snake was out numbered there. I would have picked the cats up myself and been scratched for my trouble no doubt.
ReplyDeleteI seldom feel sorry for snakes, I must admit. But your growing twins are a terrible twosome to tangle with, although obviously it isn't a small snake.
ReplyDeleteGod bless your client, and you.
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie’s Guide to Adventurous Travel
That is a pretty big garter snake!! Cats can be such predators at times! I remember when Sundance learned to catch mice and birds - he always had to bring them home to be admired before he ate them. On at least one occassion, he woke me out of a sound sleep to do the admiring...
ReplyDeleteYikes! That is a huge HUGE snake and you're holding it? Wow!
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