Seriously! There isn't! Between 5 men, 4 kittens, 2 birds and a rabbit loose in the house, there is always something going on. Yesterday afternoon I glanced out the back door and saw this. I think the snake had the mouse (first photo) and the kittens disrupted his dinner. I disposed of the mouse, which was dead. Taylor disposed of the snake, which was alive.
And this is what a saw a few minutes ago while sitting here at my desk. Tiger walking on the roof! It's a daily occurrence! Somehow he gets down just fine.
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Wow, can I climb on your roof, too? Looks like a great view!
ReplyDeleteWell, you'd have to be in charge of killing mice and fighting snakes, too. ha.
ReplyDeleteI'd gladly do both... when I wasn't peeking through the window!
ReplyDeleteIt's a good thing you don't freak out over these kinds of things...cause you'd be freaked out a lot huh? Thanks for sharing your excitement with us! =)
ReplyDeleteThe snake is just too much excitement for me. I also make my son remove them!
ReplyDeleteCalm, cool and collected, Marsha. At least most of the time. lol....
ReplyDeleteyea for Taylor! those snakes and mice need to just stay in the woods,
ReplyDeleteEww, I just am not comfortable around snakes, we had one sunning himself at the pond last week, I think he ate my frogs !!
ReplyDeleteThose kittens are getting grown, they keep you entertained don't they.....almost as much as your boys :)
~Jo
haha another critter has stopped by your zoo
ReplyDeleteWhat are you to do..haha
The kitties did not seem scared of it at all
Looked like they were having a ball
And now you have snakes bringing you mice too
Quite the animal planet crew
haha love Tiger on the roof strutting about
And funny how he gets down easily too without needing to shout
Pat ~ Tiger and Marmalade take turns up there!
ReplyDeleteIt's like guard duty, just being aware
of what's going on all over the neighborhood
like all territorial cats should.
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Marsha ~ pumpking sounds good...I'll have to try that next time!
ReplyDeleteOh such fun happenings around there!
ReplyDeleteAw! The poor snake! Now it has to go find dinner all over again.
ReplyDeleteRoy ~ haha...well, maybe he found the mouse I threw his way..it should have been easier to catch the second time around. lol...both went on the other side of the backyard fence. :)
ReplyDeleteOh, yuck. For being a nature loving person, a snake will get me running for the kitchen door ASAP!
ReplyDeleteOh my I guess you do have an exciting life. Glad Taylor was there to dispose of the snake.
ReplyDeleteLoved the pictures. Your window is so nice...
The homeschool mom in me comes out when things like snakes and mice appear. Not long ago a friend, also a homeschooling mom, tried to rescue a frog whose head was already being swallowed. (Why do I find that so hilarious?)
ReplyDeleteMartha ~ I was perfectly content to pick up the snake myself. It's spiders that I don't like. lol.
ReplyDeleteI think I'd leave the frog if already half inside a snake's mouth, though. haha.
Cats are a one of a kind animal. We had a cat that loved to sit on the chimney and spent hours on our roof. Those kittens are all cat playing with the snake.
ReplyDeleteNever a dull moment! Sounds like quite the crew you have - good at finding adventure.
ReplyDeleteyep my 2 month old kitten found the roof...sheer craziness...snake, my wife might disown the cat for that...
ReplyDeleteShivers. I'll take a lizard over a snake or a mouse any day! Aren't we lucky to have sons who dispose of unwanted reptiles for us?!
ReplyDeleteLOL! NO, I'm sure there is never a dull SECOND in your house, Betsy! ;) blessings ~ tanna
ReplyDeleteunwanted reptiles...lol...
ReplyDeleteyikes a snake! my orange tabby used to love the roof_ not sure how they get up or donw, guess we don't want to know...lots of excitement at your place ! :)
ReplyDeleteI know when I visit your blog, I will always get a chuckle or two.
ReplyDeleteToday, you didn't let me down. :)
Christine ~ funny how everyone wanted to join me for pancakes but nobody has said they want to come over and see the snake! lol....
ReplyDeleteI did! I want to climb on your roof, too!
ReplyDeleteMost of the snakes out here are rattlers, not ones to play with. Although I think the possums keep a handle on most of them. Bees are our big problem right now. I think a hive is growing in the neighbors chimney and they keep trying to start one over here. And lots of wasp nests too.
ReplyDeleteOur cats never climb on our roof. I think cement tiles are not easy to climb on. Cute pictures.
God bless.
You have a party every day at your place lol
ReplyDeleteAlways some excitement.
My house was very active and now I miss it lol
Oh!My!Word!
ReplyDeleteRobert would hate the snake as much as I hate spiders. The roof cracks me up.
Ewwwww--the snake I mean. As for the cat on your roof--yeah that sounds like a kitty--they walk pretty much wherever they please. :)
ReplyDeleteHi Betsy .. Seriously I believe you! What sort of snake is it - I hope it still lives! Cats are amazing aren't they .. my brother's cat used to get on the roof, realise my bedroom window was open and occasionally after much mewing would 'screech' down land happily on the window frame, then plod into the house ... talk about 9 lives! Cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteGreat picture story! Love the snake and the kittens...so cute
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SueAnn
Never a dull moment indeed!! Glad the snake was ok! Take care
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It seems like truly you have a lot on your hands at all times.;) I would have not enjoyed that snake sighting at all.;))
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Mrs U ~ we have a wisteria growing up a pergola in a courtyard and I think they climb up that. At least they aren't leaping from the trees as I once thought they were! ha.
ReplyDeleteSilver ~ if you fell through, you'd be in big trouble. lol...
ReplyDeleteHilary ~ yes, the snake was spared. ha. We just tossed it over the fence. I think it was a garter snake but really should look it up.
ReplyDeletelove the cats, Betsy, I have six myself, a mother and her five little brats :) Not to mention her lovers and boyfriends from the block :)
ReplyDeleteDez ~ oh, cool! Well, these four are the litter of a stray mom who raised them in our back yard and then left. ha. She does come by occasionally to eat but I think the kittens are here to stay. :)
ReplyDeleteWhoa! You are right about never a dull moment. I love how cats have no fear and are just playing with the snake! I have a tabby cat too. He is cross-eyed. :-) Is yours? I heard that is common in orange cats. Enjoy today's adventure!
ReplyDeleteI'd just have to hope I'd land on something soft, wouldn't I?
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ReplyDeleteThat snake is BIG Betsy! BIG!
ReplyDeleteThat Tiger is a HOOT!
Happy Birthday to your boys!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh dear! I was settling in for happy kitty antics and then I'm like wait... that a snake. A big snake. Glad everyone is ok and great pictures of the whole thing!!
ReplyDeleteOh holy smokes! That's a big snake. LOL... My cats would be too scared to do that. I had one in the basement a few years back (We have no idea how it got down there. First and last time it ever happened.) And the cats were frozen in place, fur all puffed up and eyes wide opened about 7 feet from it. That's as close as they'd get.
ReplyDeleteIt must be a bit hard to believe that the boys are 18. Hope it is a happy one for all of you!
ReplyDeleteOh dear I ad snakes when I arrived this house but know maybe by the dogs I never see them! (anyway I had hamsters, mousses, rabbits, and always Esperanza want bring other animal to the house)We have three dogs now and believe they make a lot of things too !! love yah, gloria
ReplyDeleteSnakes, mice and kittens...oh my! Sounds like quite a day.
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to the boys from unks & me : )
Bird ~ well, as you can see, these kittens thought it was a really cool toy. I laughed when they sniffed it! :)
ReplyDeleteYuji ~ thank you! Yes, it's been quite the whirlwind! :)
ReplyDeleteI had to scroll real fast to get past the picture....lol.....I don't do snakes.....(bad dreams follow)
ReplyDeleteHappy 18th birthday to the boys! May God bless you greatly for the wonderful loving care you have given them for those years!
ReplyDeleteWow Dez has six cats too
ReplyDeleteReally adding to our cat crew..haha
That is scary! we hardly see a snake here.
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