You do have a heart of gold , Jasmin. My wife had a pet coon not long after we were married that used to sleep with our dogs. About the time she got me paid for we think the coon disappeared. Looking in the mirrior, it's difficult to see which one of us left.....Jerry

They are the cutest little bandits ever! My father inlaw actually raised three of them found abandoned by their mother, probably had been hunted or road accident...not sure but the three furry little guys were a joy for the time we had them. After they were mature enough to make it on their own, we took them back to the top of the mountains away from human hands and set them free. I'll never forget sitting on the four wheeler and watching slowly walk toward the pond and occasionally turning to look over their shoulders at us as if to say, "are we going to be okay?" It was a wonderful experience! Great write my friend, I hadn't thought about those three little guys that come to be known as Curly, Larry, and Moe in a long time! Enjoyed!
Blessings,
Joyce B.

I think he took much more than a donut,, he took a freindship too!
so sweet xo
Christine

Your friend takes some marvelous photos, and you, my friend, have a heart of gold.

Great pictures and great words relating to them. Share with the anmals
warmest personal regards
Tuchy

Oh may! you start to sound more and more like a little racoon, stealing our attention time and time again...you rascal!

Georg

Cute, such a loving person you are indeed. We have have few around here too, sneaky little critters....

Be always safe,
Karen

The words match his antics and your good sharing heart. I loved the whimsey in this one, made me chuckle.

God bless you. Kathy

That's a wee one, and how precious it is!! What a li'l scamp of a thief he/she be; but so forgivable. A precious poem, too, J-H, and you developed a poetic tale within so well! My "Thank You" for this, and also to Francine Streeting for her wonderful photography.
Blessings and Love ~~ Micke