Persia and the Squirrel

Persia kept going over to the corner of the living room. There's a
table there with bone china teacups that belonged to my grandmother. (I
don't want her leaping and possibly breaking any of the teacups.)

A squirrel keeps jumping up on that ledge... I don't know why. But it
attracted her attention.

I went over and drew back the sheer curtain. Scared the squirrel away.
Persia put her paws up on the window frame to look outside. The
squirrel immediately hopped back up.

The look on that squirrels face when it saw Persia staring back at it
was priceless!!! UH OH!

Persia is standing guard duty. I don't think that squirrel will be back
on the window ledge any time soon.

Jill

On 12/22/2013 2:11 PM, Judith Latham wrote:
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jmcquown wrote:
Persia kept going over to the corner of the living room. There's a
table there with bone china teacups that belonged to my grandmother. (I
don't want her leaping and possibly breaking any of the teacups.)

A squirrel keeps jumping up on that ledge... I don't know why. But it
attracted her attention.

I went over and drew back the sheer curtain. Scared the squirrel away.
Persia put her paws up on the window frame to look outside. The
squirrel immediately hopped back up.

The look on that squirrels face when it saw Persia staring back at it
was priceless!!! UH OH!

Persia is standing guard duty. I don't think that squirrel will be back
on the window ledge any time soon.

Jill

I do wish I could have seen the look on that squirrel's face.

Wide-eyed it was! Oops!

What was the look on Persia's face?

Judith

The look on Persia's face was that of someone who discovered a burglar
trying to open a window. "Interloper!" would best describe it.

Jill

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On 12/22/2013 2:11 PM, Judith Latham wrote:
In article ,
jmcquown wrote:
Persia kept going over to the corner of the living room. There's a
table there with bone china teacups that belonged to my grandmother. (I
don't want her leaping and possibly breaking any of the teacups.)

A squirrel keeps jumping up on that ledge... I don't know why. But it
attracted her attention.

I went over and drew back the sheer curtain. Scared the squirrel away.
Persia put her paws up on the window frame to look outside. The
squirrel immediately hopped back up.

The look on that squirrels face when it saw Persia staring back at it
was priceless!!! UH OH!

Persia is standing guard duty. I don't think that squirrel will be back
on the window ledge any time soon.

Jill

I do wish I could have seen the look on that squirrel's face.

Wide-eyed it was! Oops!

What was the look on Persia's face?

Judith

The look on Persia's face was that of someone who discovered a burglar
trying to open a window. "Interloper!" would best describe it.

Jill

g
Boyfie has not yet caught a squirrel, he shot up a tree after one but missed
it. I never knew he could go up a tree so fast, like 1 second, literally.
Took him longer to come down.

Tweed

On 12/23/2013 1:08 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"jmcquown" wrote in message
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On 12/22/2013 2:11 PM, Judith Latham wrote:
In article ,
jmcquown wrote:
Persia kept going over to the corner of the living room. There's a
table there with bone china teacups that belonged to my grandmother. (I
don't want her leaping and possibly breaking any of the teacups.)

A squirrel keeps jumping up on that ledge... I don't know why. But it
attracted her attention.

I went over and drew back the sheer curtain. Scared the squirrel away.
Persia put her paws up on the window frame to look outside. The
squirrel immediately hopped back up.

The look on that squirrels face when it saw Persia staring back at it
was priceless!!! UH OH!

Persia is standing guard duty. I don't think that squirrel will be back
on the window ledge any time soon.

Jill

I do wish I could have seen the look on that squirrel's face.

Wide-eyed it was! Oops!

What was the look on Persia's face?

Judith

The look on Persia's face was that of someone who discovered a burglar
trying to open a window. "Interloper!" would best describe it.

Jill

g
Boyfie has not yet caught a squirrel, he shot up a tree after one but missed
it. I never knew he could go up a tree so fast, like 1 second, literally.
Took him longer to come down.

Tweed

Squirrels are usually pretty good at escaping. They can leap from
tree to tree. Hopefully Boyfie won't attempt those kinds of aerial
acrobatics.

Jill

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On 12/23/2013 1:08 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"jmcquown" wrote in Squirrels are usually
pretty good at escaping. They can leap from
tree to tree. Hopefully Boyfie won't attempt those kinds of aerial
acrobatics.

Jill

He might because if he has an idea to catch a squirrel nothing will stop him
trying. I say to him "Look, you are are 11 now, just do the mice and small
rats. don't do squirrels"

On 12/23/2013 2:57 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"jmcquown" wrote in message
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On 12/23/2013 1:08 PM, Christina Websell wrote:
"jmcquown" wrote in Squirrels are usually
pretty good at escaping. They can leap from
tree to tree. Hopefully Boyfie won't attempt those kinds of aerial
acrobatics.

Jill

He might because if he has an idea to catch a squirrel nothing will stop him
trying. I say to him "Look, you are are 11 now, just do the mice and small
rats. don't do squirrels"


Nope, stay on the ground, Boyfie! Please don't leap across the treetops.

Jill

On Sun, 22 Dec 2013 13:16:27 -0500, jmcquown wrote:
The look on that squirrels face when it saw Persia staring back at it
was priceless!!! UH OH!

Persia is standing guard duty. I don't think that squirrel will be back
on the window ledge any time soon.

I thought she'd just look back at you like, "Look, a squirrel!"