Reminds me of a weekend vacation when I was a kid. Years ago, we had some relatives that owned a cheap motel in the Catskills (that’s the mountains just north of New York City, for those unfamiliar). We spent a weekend there once. I loved it. My mother did not – no bugs, but the place was old and a bit run-down. We never went back.
Wyoming Tribune Eagle columnist this morning told of (when a boy) finding the rockpile where the family cat had hidden her kittens. His sister reached in and sadly reporting that one of the kittens was dead. So they went to work pulling out rocks and finding that, in fact, all the kittens were alive. It was the large mouse next to them that was dead.
Tyge Premium Member almost 5 years ago
It was probably a Palmetto bug… and at least it was dead.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 5 years ago
Mr Johnson didn’t have to put white around Arlo’s bed stead and fingers.
John Smith almost 5 years ago
Forget the white, the shelf and horse disappeared
Fontessa almost 5 years ago
Why get upset about a DEAD roach—-that means the pesticide is working. It’s the LIVE roaches that are the problem.
David Huie Green LosersBlameOthers&It'sYOURfault almost 5 years ago
Pretty good grouch.
jonesbeltone almost 5 years ago
Nice to see them both smiling.
shamino almost 5 years ago
Reminds me of a weekend vacation when I was a kid. Years ago, we had some relatives that owned a cheap motel in the Catskills (that’s the mountains just north of New York City, for those unfamiliar). We spent a weekend there once. I loved it. My mother did not – no bugs, but the place was old and a bit run-down. We never went back.
alexius23 almost 5 years ago
Ah, “ Palmetto” bugs
El Cobbo Grande almost 5 years ago
Didn’t get it…..
MikeJanus Premium Member almost 5 years ago
So what is he grinning about? Is there a panel missing?
Tyge Premium Member almost 5 years ago
In the past, Gene’s father in law, Gus, was couched as a first class grouch. Lately his altruistic side has been played up.
gcarlson almost 5 years ago
Wyoming Tribune Eagle columnist this morning told of (when a boy) finding the rockpile where the family cat had hidden her kittens. His sister reached in and sadly reporting that one of the kittens was dead. So they went to work pulling out rocks and finding that, in fact, all the kittens were alive. It was the large mouse next to them that was dead.