Groundhogs Again

I don't know what in the world the groundhogs are putting on the invitations they're sending out to all of their little groundhog friends, but all I can say is that it is obviously not a map. I just found a post in another blog about a groundhog popping up in someone's garden, obviously one of my groundhog siblings' lost party guests. Granted, the house does have a pool beside the garden just like ours, so perhaps this groundhog has more reason than others to get confused, but still, he's totally off course, in a state hundreds of miles away. And you would think the lack of plates and forks by the garden would have clued him in, wouldn't you? I emailed the poor human that is stuck with him and told her to pop him onto the bus down here as soon as possible. I just hope he doesn't con her into hiring a taxi.

Rain Today

It's been raining pretty much off and on all day today. I knew I should have watched those rabbits closer last night to see what they were up to, but I got distracted by the groundhog gathering and making sure that more of their guests didn't turn up in cabs. Really, I need to get to the library to get a book on constructing rabbit snares, to try to keep the bunnies in line. My only concern is, though, that if I try to trot off down there, the bunnies and Betsy will surely insist I take some book lists along and pick up sacks for them. Perhaps I could beg my cat mother to go instead?

Another Groundhog

Another groundhog has been spotted, and I just know that little pest is on his way to our house for some sort of groundhog gathering! Well, all I can say is, he is on a BUS line! If his short, little paws get tired from the walk to our house, then he can just flag a bus down. Groundhogs are short, and I'm sure he could get the child's fare rate. I am not paying for a taxi when there is a perfectly good bus available for him to take. Should I call the cab company to report my decision on this? Goodness knows, groundhogs can't be bothered to pay their own cab fares.