C with his friend Faith wascreating chalk art on the sidewalk yesterday.
Teenager's art?
Ok, not funny!
Sniffy likes the pics. on the sidewalk.
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5 comments:
Great work Caleb!!! I wouldn't mind a little chalk art around here except that we're still completely covered in snow!!!!
Boo to snow! When do you expect spring to arrive? I would have lost my mind by now! I've already have had a sunburn from working in the flower beds. I hope spring comes soon for you!
That little squirrel is not camera shy... Do you think he would come in your house if you let him... He'll eat out of your hand too, right? have you tried to pet him?
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Hey Gwen,
I do feed him by hand, but I've never pet him. Two reasons; one is he doesn't want me too and the other is I figure I should respect the fact that he is a wild animal. Although he doesn't seem like it sometimes.
He follows me around the yard and sits next to me on the steps of the porch. We have some good conversations! He does come up to the door looking for peanuts, he probably would come in if I let him. But my cats would jump on him.
He has been busy the last few days gathering dry leaves to spruce up his drey (squirrel's nest.) He lives in a big maple tree in my front yard.
It sure is nice to be able to see nature up close... and gain its trust
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