Yep. My dad taught me that decades ago that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. And that no good deed ever went unpunished. Miss you, Dad. 😄❤️♾️
Oh Breathtakingly Brilliant Little Ratlet! You’ve done it again. Your Intelligence and Insights are unrivaled.
PS: A short update (as promised) on the presence of one or more of your brethren in my apartment. My house mate and I are both resolute in finding mystical and gentle ways of sending them back outside. With clever sleuthing, I have found quite a few more access points in my 110 year old house! Used to belong to a man named « Welcome Fiddler » by the way! The Welcome part is probably not helping discourage your cousins to leave. The man at the hardware store where I went to buy steel wool to stuff into overly welcome little rat doors, told me that once your home becomes their home (especially if they decide to nest and make even cuter ratlets than you, dearest Rat) it is extremely tricky to disabuse them of that notion. The hardware store man was very kind and agreed we did NOT want to use poison. ☠️ It can kill eagles and hawks which we love. More later!
Rat is much smarter than most humans ! These old sayings often are so trueI! I also remember some 'don't trust the church pillars, they pray in church and cuss outside'. And of course, talk is easy but deeds show your real intentions!
Amen, to that, Rat!
Yep. My dad taught me that decades ago that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. And that no good deed ever went unpunished. Miss you, Dad. 😄❤️♾️
Again Rat gives us a proverb to mull over. “ The road to hell is paved with good intentions. “
Rat has the right idea. We certainly hope.
So true!
Oh Breathtakingly Brilliant Little Ratlet! You’ve done it again. Your Intelligence and Insights are unrivaled.
PS: A short update (as promised) on the presence of one or more of your brethren in my apartment. My house mate and I are both resolute in finding mystical and gentle ways of sending them back outside. With clever sleuthing, I have found quite a few more access points in my 110 year old house! Used to belong to a man named « Welcome Fiddler » by the way! The Welcome part is probably not helping discourage your cousins to leave. The man at the hardware store where I went to buy steel wool to stuff into overly welcome little rat doors, told me that once your home becomes their home (especially if they decide to nest and make even cuter ratlets than you, dearest Rat) it is extremely tricky to disabuse them of that notion. The hardware store man was very kind and agreed we did NOT want to use poison. ☠️ It can kill eagles and hawks which we love. More later!
I have often wondered why we need a road to hell.
As far as I can see we are already there.
Rat is much smarter than most humans ! These old sayings often are so trueI! I also remember some 'don't trust the church pillars, they pray in church and cuss outside'. And of course, talk is easy but deeds show your real intentions!