• My 14 yr old rescue dog Linus who no matter where we live (I move A LOT) either sleeps on the couch or the dogbed in my bedroom, now sleeps right next to the table where I’ve set up all things Ramone.
Apparently we’re both now nursemaids, so expect to always hear his snore in Ramone videos.
• Also I’ve officially designated my grey hoodie as Ramone feeding clothes, don’t like wasting water & try to limit laundry.
Just a thought. My grandmother told me they had a tame squirrel in the house which died accidentally because it was sitting or hanging on a door and they shut the door without realizing it was there.
[meaning, yer only way of marking time will be the color / intensity of the light — just like Ramone & me; I currently live where “thar be dragons” … so … yeah]
Things I love in this video:
a. how Ramone instantly falls asleep when I give him a belly-rub.
b. the way he grips my thumb even through the cloth
c. where we are in our relationship -- a place of trust🥰
@Nonilex When my now 41 year old son was small, a baby squirrel showed up under a tree in our back yard. It's eyes weren't even open yet. My son consulted the then fledgling internet and got some advice about caring for an orphan squirrel. He also found contact information for the local wild animal rescue organization. We contacted them and there was a woman blocks from our house who could foster the little guy. She asked us if we wanted him back after he was old enough to get by on his own, explaining that squirrels are born knowing how to be squirrels. She warned that the only drawback would be that if the squirrel saw us come out into the yard he might jump out of tree on us because he was so happy to see us. "Squirrels have really sharp claws," she said. We left it up to her where to release it.