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April 30, 2014

So, how do they get the milk out of it?

After a full day of busyness at home, {cleaning, exercising, gardening, laundry, organizing, bill paying, future planning} Lolo and I settled in to watch the most recent episode of Game Of Thrones.
{You know my day isn't complete without beheadings, pillaging or a massacre or two}

Around 10:15 we were both heading to bed when I noticed the three cats finally playing together on the lanai….then I remembered: our cats DON'T PLAY TOGETHER because they are CAT HATERS.
Which is ironic.
Upon closer inspection, they were torturing a poor {juvenile sized}innocent snake; similar to the Game Of Thrones episode I've just watched.

Lolo and I  spent a good 10 minutes saving this poor snake from the felines.
All the while saying: Is it a corn snake? Is it a coral snake? 

Then we were going over that silly saying: black touches yellow, kill a fellow, red touches yellow kill a fellow….black touches yellow and then I was thinking of that crazy rap song black and yellow-black and yellow…when a better old rap song intruded….I said a hip hop, hippie to the hippie. The hip, hop a hop, and you don't stop, a rock to the bang bang boogie, say up jump the boogie….to the rhythm of the boogie…the beat. 

See, I'm easily distracted. And I love the classic music.
Most moments usually end up with me singing an old song and looking like an a-hole.
An a-hole with rhythm.
Picture borrowed from the internet-our snake was much smaller, but just as colorful. 

Finally Lolo determined it was a milk snake.
So, THIS is there where milk comes from?
Well, someone has some 'splainin to do. I couldn't even see any udders!
Anyhoo. We saved a snake. Again.
But if you ask the snake, he probably would have rather endured 'death by cats' than to hear me rapping.


22 comments:

  1. lol...thanks now i'm singing rappers delight all day :D lucky snake!

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  2. You are a better person than I am for saving the snake. I REALLY don't like them, they freak me out... I would have love to hear you rapping though. ;-)

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  3. Thanks for the morning laugh!!!

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  4. all of these years and i did not know you had a hidden talent for rapping!!! so i want to know... did you save he snake by releasing him? or keeping him as a pet?

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  5. I would have let the cats have at that poor snake! I'm mean like that!

    And now I'm thinking about the old lady from the Wedding Singer!

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  6. HA HA ---made me laugh.... Cute post --and I'd love to here you RAP... Please write this down in your big book of future dates... Suz raps at Betsy's FUNERAL.... I want my funeral to be HAPPY and JOYFUL ---so that should do it. Okay????? THANKS ahead of time!

    Where was Coach? Where was Linds??? SO--you and Lo had to get rid of that snake all by your poor little selves???? That would scare me to death since I don't DO snakes --no matter what color they am!!!!

    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  7. My wife and I found a milk snake recently in our woods. ( had to look it up on line, I know nothing of snakes) but that looks bigger than ours. Reading your pos again brought a smile to my face and had me thinking, have you ever considered decaf? LOL. Have a great day.

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  8. I am laughing just thinking about you trying to save a little snake from (mostly) feral cats. We always used, "Red on yellow will kill a fellow. Red on black is a friend of Jack."

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  9. That looks like one of those poisonous ones ... or is it?

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  10. I'm sure the snake was thankful the rap as well as for being saved.

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  11. Oh you bee so funny !!!!!
    will the real slim shady please stand up ~

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  12. I thoroughly enjoyed the rap. For some reason my kids don't let me sing. They always yell, "MOM! STOP!" I'm pretty sure they're not very nice.

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  13. I would have peed my pants for sure, whatever the kinds. Yikes!

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  14. You're making it very hard to consider Florida as a winter home now. Snakes? I would have freaked. out!

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  15. Suz, I only opened this posting because I love you. I have been avoiding it because of that doggone photo. Please, I can't stand snakes. I can deal with spiders, but not snakes.
    I'm going to go lie down now and try to get this image out of my head.. xoxo

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    1. Just kidding! ;) But I don't like snakes, not one bit.

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  16. Susan Walker5/5/14, 5:03 PM

    I still like to rap RUN DMC, era 1986 or so, whenever I want to really annoy my children: The other day when I was chillin' in Kentucky Fried Chicken, this dude walks in lookin' strange and kinda funny; went up to the counter, a menu and his money. He didn't walk straight - kinda side-to-side - he asked the old lady, "Hey, is this Kentucky Fried?" The lady said yes, smiled, and he smiled back. He gave a quarter and his order: small fries, Big Mac! 'Cause he be illin'.

    As an aside: the snake also be illin'. GAH!!!!!!!!!

    Something tells me we'd get along splendidly.

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  17. I always know when we have a snake on the patio because the cats are all lined up looking at it like, "you get it!" "no, YOU get it!" "Someone go get Mom, SHE can get it!" I swear they would point if they could. We have mostly black snakes. Quickest way to get over a fear of creepy things is to move to Florida.

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