I was going to do another Insanity Avoidance Kitty, but something in my head whispered, “Do a squirrel”, so I drew an Insanity Avoidance Squirrel. How is it working? Meh.
Did somebody say “squirrel”???
I have to keep Toby away from both real squirrels and the picture. He will happily chew both.
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The Adventures of Bitey Dog 
0H WOWWW !!
THAT IS MY OHOTO OF ALBERT .. ONE OF THE SQUIRRELS THAT LIVED HERE ~~~
HE WAS ON THE EDGE OF THE ROOF OF THE LITTLE HOUSE AND PEEPED OVER !!!!
LOVE IT !!!
I though it might bring back happy memories!
That is an awesome picture but I think that squirrel is laughing at us.
Definitely. He is definitely laughing at us. “Nyah nyah! You can’t catch me!”
Despised rodent. Rat with a good hairdresser. Nice drawing, though.
After reading about what happened to your poor ears, Max, maybe you should ask a squirrel for a hairdresser referral. – Toby
(Thanks for the kind words about the drawing.)
Max is not on speaking terms with the bushy-butt rodent.
Beautiful squirrel portrait!
His expression is like, “I know something you don’t know!” 😉 😀
I like when the squirrel’s in my head quiet down for awhile. 😉
(((HUGS))) 🙂
Um, what do they usually say?
Mostly they make noise by running around and being all squirrel-y…not by talking. 😉 😀 😛