'tis the season

'tis the season to be careful, fa-la-la

I guess this is Parade of Life stuff. October is head to the den time of year, and my house is on the way. The warm rocks on my porch attract them as a good place to snooze through the night. Apparently under my desk in the shop is also a nice warm spot.

My wife found the one on the porch after I had walked right by it. Took care of that one, and then found the second under my desk. I can't hear them anymore, so have to be more careful in October.

Two in one night is not my idea of fun.

[Dien Rice]

Originally Posted by Bozo

'tis the season to be careful, fa-la-la

I guess this is Parade of Life stuff. October is head to the den time of year, and my house is on the way. The warm rocks on my porch attract them as a good place to snooze through the night. Apparently under my desk in the shop is also a nice warm spot.

My wife found the one on the porch after I had walked right by it. Took care of that one, and then found the second under my desk. I can't hear them anymore, so have to be more careful in October.

Two in one night is not my idea of fun.

Hi Boz,

You know the saying - when life gives you lemons, make lemonade?

Well... When life gives you snakes, start your own snake relaxation spa!



http://www.businessunusual.net/odd/snakerelaxationspa/

http://www.newslook.com/videos/46540...-snake-massage

Those snakes may be a sign...!

Best wishes,

Dien

P.S. They do look scary!

Griswold OK's Snake Breeder's Basement...
http://www.courant.com/community/gri...,4850627.story

So You Want to be A Snake Breeder?
www.serpenco.com/text/murphy.html
Murphy's Laws of Snake Breeding. All of the snakes you obtain will not be properly sexed. Everyone makes mistakes. Sexing baby snakes is not the easiest ...

It was this kernel of an idea, sparked by the visit to the Chicago store and bolstered by the childhood memories it recalled, that led to the development of a new business...

“It was one of [those] ideas, we [said], ‘Why don’t we do that?’ ” says Castanie. ” ‘Why don’t we open something for kids so they could come in and play?’ And we thought for a second, now we’re approaching 30, we’re adults. Why don’t we do [something] geared toward adults? ...
http://o.canada.com/2012/04/17/uniqu...cafes-success/

All the best,
Phil