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Goofy Squirrel!


This is so funny! My daughter has a bird feeder attached to the outside of her bedroom window. Occasionally, she puts seed in it for the birds. This one brave squirrel has figured out how to scale the house and get to her window sill, so he can have a buffet! The funny thing is, my boyfriend got to about a foot away from the window to take these pictures, and the squirrel didn't care at all. You know what he was saying...
Root for the Steelers this afternoon, against those nasty Patriots!

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Rocki Adams said…
I told my cousin to behave while I was gone! Geesh, guess he didn't listen ;)

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