
We had a Luau party on Saturday night, with shrimp, scallop, chicken and steak kabobs, along with broccoli, chopped salad, au gratin potatoes and lots of Mai Tais. We had fake pineapple decorations, tiki torch fires, pool parties, Hawaii-Five-O music, and coconut cream pie. It was yummy. Jordan’s friend Molly, and her mommy Anna joined us for lots of fun. (In addition, Annie-dog received lots of treats!)
One engaging project that Brian helped us complete this weekend was the capture of a vermin from the front yard landscaping. Said vermin was regularly burrowing under the house foundation, and we thought for sure it was an armadillo. Knowing that Brian would be here for the weekend, I “high-tailed it” (hehe) to the Animal Control office for a trap so this project could be appropriately delegated. J
After the first night of “no catch” (but all the shrimp/scallop bait was craftily removed) Brian and Regina concocted a plan to trap the vermin. They stuffed the foot of a knee-high stocking with left over rib-eye steak and other epicurean delights and hung it in the back of the trap cage. This time the vermin would have to work for his meal!
Monday morning, Denise and I woke up early and checked out the “catch of the day”. We had successfully contained and trapped “Gustav”, a medium size opossum. Besides hissing quite a bit at Brian, he was calm and slept most the day until the Animal Control specialists came and took him to his new home in the wild. I was told that opossums travel in pairs, so we are preparing to trap "Hanna" in the upcoming days.
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