New Fur Friends, Christy, Scott, Justin, Skunk and Deer

If you remember back a couple

of post, I went on a road trip.

Although, it was a long

day, I had fun and got to 

visit with an old friend's children.

But before introducing you 

to them, let me introduce

these sweet babies.

This is Titan.

What a handsome guy he

is and my newest friend.

He took right up with me.

He would even jump up on me,

but when he did, he was so gentle, like

he knew that my body could not

take a hard hit.

When standing on his rear paws,

he is as tall as me, if not taller. 

This is Fraya.

Fraya is not as trusting as Titan.

She is however, Christy's protector. 

She hangs right with 

Christy. 

And last but not least, 

Meet Aspen.

Another one that took up

with me. She is adorable.

Christy got her as a pup and

did not know till later that

she is deaf. 

She does however, know

hand signals. 

Meet Christy and her soon to

be hubs, Scott.

Christy is the first born of my

friend Laura. 

We lost Laura in Oct. 2018, 

just twenty days after Laura

hubs passed. 

She also passed on Christy's

bday. 

This is Justin with Christy.

Justin is Laura's second born.

He is 14 yrs younger than Christy.

I have known Justin longer

than Christy cause he lived here

in town with his mom and dad,

Christy was married and lived

3 hours away. 

So I saw a lot more of Justin.

Bless him, he found his mom.

This is Haylee with Scott and 

Christy, Christy's daughter. 

I took a lot more pics of 

the family and sent them on 

to Christy. But I will 

not bore you with all those.

So, I am sharing the visitor

to the house Thursday evening.

I had read that skunks will get out and 

dig for food when raining or right

after cause the ground is soft.

It was raining when I happened

to venture to the deck.

I watched him roam around, 

and also watched him crawl between

the fence to the other yard.

I had to laugh cause it seemed to

look like at one point her got

stuck.

A few weeks ago I got home

and as I slowly pulled in the

drive way, I saw Ms. Doe.

She was standing in the driveway

next to me. She was eating on 

leaves from the bush next door.

But then she proceeded to take

a stroll into my drive and 

down the street. 

Pretty sure this Ms. Doe is the one

that has been eating my Hosta,

ate my Sedum and the blueberries

off my new blueberry busy. 

Once I realized that the girl, or 

one like her was eating my blueberry

bush and my sedum I moved

those into the fenced area.

Hosta are in the ground so not

a lot I could do about them.

Nashville as you know, has been

growing like mad for the last ten 

years. With that, these babes are 

pushed out of the area's in which 

they live. 

Never growing up did we see deer

or skunk in the hood. 

We have seen deer, raccoons, skunks,

snakes, opossum, fox, wild turkey,

coyotes and even cougars.

So glad that my feline furs don't 

leave the deck.

Have a merriest day,

Pam