I was moved to tears by this story about a mad stoat in someone's back garden, from the FRONT PAGE of the BBC web site. Could this possibly be a slow news day?
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My dog Dill goes a bit bananas in the snow as well. He's not as acrobatic as the stoat but he does go a bit crazy. May be its because their feet are so cold. May be we should try walking in freezing snow and see if we hop about like that.
May be not.
Posted by: christine | February 19, 2009 at 10:09 AM