Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for January 30, 2024

look who’s speaking about “ruthless”

We already know Katy’s got quite an imagination, but…

Is it possible for that waist-deep snow to be an inspiration for Adam to write something?

How do you know when to use the spray, if you can’t see the buggers?

Avoid wearing Mickey Mouse themed snow boots, Katy. Mice and voles are a snow weasel’s (ermine) primary food source.

Just having the spray will keep the snow weasels away … probably.

I think the real snow weasel is whoever sold her the spray.

One of the terms of affection for ferrets (the home version of weasels) is ankle biters, although I prefer ‘carpet sharks’.

Should be on the lookout for Queen Snakes!

Sounds like a cheap riff on Snow Snakes. Difference is those are real. They turn white in Winter and are the main cause for skier crashes. They wrap around your ankles and take you down. The males can only be seen in the snow by their red eye. Males have one red eye while the more dangerous females have both white eyes. You know they’re around when you see, or experience yourself, inexplicable crashes, for no discernable reason, on seemingly easy terrain.

Ever since Justice Ginsburg passed away we have all been Ruthless. Time to act that way.

Voles tunnel beneath the snow

…just ask Bucky Katt. He’ll let you know all about those evil weasels.

It’s obvious she spends a lot of time on TicTok.

Grammar police here. That would be “lying in wait”.

Hibernate?

At least Nicky and his pet dog were dreaming……..

Weasels ripped my shoes? Frank Zappa would like a word.

Or they could be lying in wait.

How did they get to where they are standing? There is no disturbed snow where they should have been walking.

Sounds like my mom’s cat

Are snow weasels what happens when water weasels freeze?

How ya gonna weasel outa dat 1?…

should be “they could be LYING in wait”!!! It irks me when people don’t use the right verb!