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This month’s squirrel has been doing a little gardening.
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And while I never object to landscaping and property beautification, if she’s planting a tree next to our house for easier access…. I’ll be grabbing my ax and aiming for more than the tree.
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River's world..... 
Give up–you know SHE will win!!!!
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Never!
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I can’t WAIT till Sept this year.
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An amber minion of chaos. Beware.
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My memory is long. We are on high alert…
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Although I think squirrels are cute (albeit from far away) she’s really beginning to be a pest and I don’t even live anywhere near you!
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I will outlast her. And outlive her… I hope.
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When you said “I’ll be grabbing my ax,” I couldn’t help but picture — no, not THAT picture — an aunt of mine who was regarded as an old battle-axe. It’s a word I haven’t heard in some time….nonetheless, if you don’t want to be the butt of a battle-axe joke, you might consider choosing another weapon in your never-ending war against the squirrel.
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Believe it or not I still say that. Sometimes it’s just the perfect description.
😉
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A fitting tribute to the fact that squirrels have been the biggest contributor to planting our forests by forgetting where they bury their nuts! What’s a little destruction here or there when squirrels have given us so much!
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Yeah, well… ours is the gift that keeps on giving.
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it’s like that calendar is giving you a look into your future!
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Geesh. I hope not.
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I don’t think you’ll ever win the battle. quit while you’re ahead. 🙂
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I shall never surrender!
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