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14 April 2014, 06:54 PM | #24781 |
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Well there are some medieval ways to keep them away but I'm not sure if that's such a good idea
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I have the same problem, Wes. Cats aren't supposed to be allowed to roam the neighborhood, but they do anyway. I've heard that you can sprinkle hot pepper or chili powder in the flowerbeds, or bits of lemon or orange peel. Supposedly cats don't like the smell and avoid the areas. I've even tried coyote urine granules, but they're expensive. And no matter what method you try, you have to reapply whenever you water, or it rains.
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We don't mind cats roaming around our neighborhood as long as they don't mess up our flowers or eat our carp from the pond... |
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Wes, what about putting a small litter box on the side. LOL yes, I'll stop now... LOL LOL
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Lisa, those poor plants aren't going to know what hit them. :-(
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Don' think there is anything I can do about it, putting stuff down is a pain, and it pretty much rains every day here. We used to have a cat and I swear they don't crap in their own garden, and deters others. Maybe I should get one. |
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Hi Judy, my whole garden is litter tray. I wonder if it is ok to catapult cat crap over your neighbours fence.
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15 April 2014, 01:44 AM | #24792 |
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For the past two days we have a Robin attempting to get into our second story bedroom through the glass windows. It spends the whole day flying into the windows or jumping at them as there is a roof from the first floor underneath each window...poor bird!!!
All we have is beak prints and poop all over the windows and roofs.....
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I don't know but maybe if you feed them or give them treats you can bribe them into going to someone else's yard to do their business...otherwise you can look at it as free fertilizer for your garden beds and borders!!!
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Kitty cats? We put a bunch of hazelnut shells next to our house and that kept the kitties out. I don't think they like walking on them.
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Morning all.....Im in deep depression this morning. Whats the 1st thing I see when I look out the window? S N O W...... I wore flip flops for 3 days and now back to the boots. ** sigh ** Art, Im moving to Florida. Got a good Real Estate agent? LOL Can you rent a room? LOL
Lisa, did you manage to cover your plants up? Leo, I know this is mean, but Im laughing at the image of that bird flying in to the window "over and over" again. Must be the one that hatched last or something. Wes...if you put a litter box out they might go in that....but then you said it rains all the time so thats not a good idea. :-( Craig, great idea. Wes, start eating hazelnuts...stat! Dawna...you all done with renos? You must be in the home stretch by now. Hi Craig... Well...today all I have to do is hit the gym. Other than that...nothing. LOL Glad I did all my grocery shopping yesterday. I picked up some Westone W20 in ear monitors last week. I really like the dual drivers. Very clear. I tried out about 5-6 of them. Thankfully this place in Toronto lets you try them on cause they are too expensive to just buy and not see if they fit. The only Sure that fit were the 215 but the cord was too thick and rigid. They are over ear too. The Westone Adventure ones were great and had a nice sports cord but when I listened to different kinds of music, the W20 sounded better overall for all genres I had in my playlist. Ok, so thats my mini review. LOL Have a good day all.. |
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Dawna...you all done with renos? You must be in the home stretch by now.
wellllll, yes n no. almost finished at home....but I think i just bought a mountain house that needs updating. |
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Nice pics Art, like the top one. We are having nice weather here at the mo.
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Wes, are you still enjoying the He!! out of driving your new car? I can just imagine this Summer how much fun you will have driving around the countryside and then stopping for lunch at a pub for a sandwich and a pint.....
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Judy, that crazy Robin today is still banging away at our windows with its beak and head...I have no idea what to do!!!
I don't know if this will make you feel any better but last nite we had snow showers which by the time it was done just coated the lawns, shrubs, trees and cars..... Also your in ear monitors sound really nice...I picked up a pair myself last Summer. They are made by Monster(a company which is known for speaker wire cables and also cables for connecting components in a stereo or surround system as well as TV's to a DVD Player and such)and the pair I picked up are called "A Tribute" To Miles Davis. They are trumpet shaped and are especially made for listening to Jazz music. Since I listen to Jazz 95% of the time I found them to be a great choice. You can listen to all forms/types of music through them but Jazz music sounds fantastic. Monster also makes two other models which cost a bit less but did not sound as good and they also had "Demo" covers to slip over the ends so you could test them out before buying!!!
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So weird you would say that Leo, have a few days off, and today a mate from work came over as wanted to have a spin. And we went to a local pub for lunch, and sat outside as the weather was nice. Should of taken a pic for you guys.
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I like Deborah Harry, and I like Andy Warhol. So naturally I have always liked Andy's silk screen of Deborah Harry. I always wanted to go see it. So I did. And I took a pic of it. This is the pic. It was amazing to see and it was very difficult for me to take my eyes off of it.
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Cool art, Art.
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When I was around 19yrs. to 20yrs. old with a friend or two we would start an adventure by pointing the car in any direction leaving off in the early evening and just drive all night. With music playing through the radio or cassette player we would just talk and goof around and could drive between 300 to 500 miles before morning. Then we'd stop for breakfast turn the car around and head home. A full breakfast would cost around a dollar, Petrol was relatively cheap being approximately 40 cents a gallon and a pack of smokes cost about the same. Of course the cars we could afford back then were only slightly better than "Beaters" but we had a good time just the same.....
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Sounds like good times Leo. Don't think the youth of today can afford to be so fancy free due to the cost of motoring, at least here in the UK.
Anyway, yes love my car, and has been as good as gold. A pic for you. |
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