We  like to think that we are a fairly green Curate's house - separating   our rubbish for collection, avoiding using unnecessary plastic bags and   composting as much of our waste as we can. Our homes on both coasts  have  excellent waste collection facilities and I cannot fault our waste   collection operatives. I believe very strongly that we must live   responsibly and look after our surroundings.  I know it is supposed to   be a misconception that   you are never very far away from a furry creature - but I am beginning   to wonder. Last year we had a pair of acrobatic rats who twirled around the bird feeder which was hung just outside our front   room window. This year our compost bin miraculously empties itself by   three or four inches every week. Last night The Curate came   face to face with the culprit as The Curate lifted the lid to dispose of some vegetable peelings. The rat took one look at him, turned tail, headed downwards and escaped out of the bottom, running across The Curate's feet on the way. I now make sure I knock on the side to warn any inhabitant to vacate itself, before I lift the lid.   But......how long before a super rat emerges? Perhaps it is already here.  The Curate, romantically, gave me a wormery for my birthday some  years ago. It is now unusable as our furry friends have made a large hole just under the lid. - Or was it a large worm making a bid for freedom from a bin of worms?

2 comments:
yuck yuck! but you made me smile!
Hello again! I thought it was flying, feathered things you didn't like (including feather boas!)
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