At it Again!!!

Ya'll Solomon is at it again. This morning my husband got up before I did and took Solomon out to do his business while I slept peacefully in a nice warm cozy bed. I wake up to the sound of "SOLOMON". Unfortunately I recalled that terror scream! I lept out of my nice warm bed, cussing all the while because I have stumped my toe while trying to get my robe and slippers on while rushing towards the door. I switched on the porch lights to see my husband hollering come on Solomon. He sees me running towards him and he starts apologizing saying that he had hoped he could get him back without me having to know! The only thing that saved him was Solomon had a leash on and it got twisted in the lumber underneath my neighbors poor deck again chasing the kitty, again. Another case of the coyote chasing the roadrunner. I get down on the ground waiting for Solomon to come out, however I spotted the end of the leash and lunged for it, pulling the end of the leash all the while calling for a deaf corgi!!! Now I am happy to tell you that the kitty is now in a very loving home with 3 little girls who carry sweet kitty around. Solomon stills patrols the deck looking for the illusive roadrunner. We are sending off for a roadrunner catching kit from Acme!!!

Happy Trails Kitty!

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Comment by Solomon & Naomi's Page on April 6, 2011 at 9:06pm: Solomon will run as hard as he can and throws hisself up against as if to say, haha you can't catch me and I know it!!! Then he is off again.

Comment by Beth DeGrave on April 6, 2011 at 3:05pm: You are exactly right. We are the nutty ones. Yes he is laughing at me real hard. He runs back towards me and then stops looks at me and turns tail (what tail) and runs even further. STILL LAUGHING!!!!

Comment by Solomon & Naomi's Page on April 6, 2011 at 2:40pm: What is actually comical about all of this is when I look back I think about the smile that is on his face as he is doing these things and he seems to be very tickled with himself. Does yours act like that too? And aren't we the nutty ones, chasing a dog that can run 35 mph. Don't know about you but I can't run 1 mph!!!!! (Run a little bit, then bend down thinking about what I'm doing, then run a little bit more!!! this equals out to around 1 mph~!)

Comment by Beth DeGrave on April 5, 2011 at 1:05pm: Reading this I had to laugh. My little man escaped this morning terring down the hill to the bottom. Thinking that he was going to go and get the barking dogs. All the while at 4:00 am in the morning me hollering. Its a good thing that I have a long driveway. I would hate to think that the neighbors heard me. He is barking and chasing the barks in the dark. I have to give it to his big brother started back up the hill and he followed. Finally catching him at the front door. I think that he would go to china if he could.

Comment by Roger/Laurie on April 2, 2011 at 9:39pm: I didn't even look...............but I am sure Solomon is a tri. I am not the only one here that swears those tri's have an extra wild and crazy gene somewhere. My Tenby is such a goofy ball, he is a free spirit and that makes him even more lovable.