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| hole in the bottom |
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| all bruised |
Well I had put my pumpkin at the side door waiting to paint a face on it for Halloween. Then one day I looked outside and saw that the pumpkin had been pushed down the steps and the creatures had put a hole in the bottom, getting at some of the seeds inside. I bought another pumpkin.
That creature must have had sharp teeth! I'm going to buy some pumpkin for a soup today. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteHappy Halloween.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
Squirrels? Ahhh, well, you can never have too many pumpkins. -Jenn
ReplyDeleteIt's hard for the critters to resist those seeds!
ReplyDeleteOY! Did you throw the pumpkin away, or cut around the bad parts and cook it?
ReplyDeleteTossing it.
DeleteThose stinkers!
ReplyDeleteSquirrels and chipmunks love it and so do mice and raccoons!
ReplyDeleteI have not bought a pumpkin in years. If I left one on the front steps, someone would steal it.
ReplyDeleteThe creatures that made a hole might have thought it was kept for them.
ReplyDeleteWe had a raccoon get ours one year. Knocked it off the ledge onto the porch in the middle of the night. Scared the bejeezes out of us.
ReplyDeleteI can imagine.
DeleteLove.
ReplyDeleteLol. Don't you just love those little hairy creatures lol.poor pumpkin
ReplyDeleteThat's a shame you had to get another one.
ReplyDeleteI usually feed mine to the deer!
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling better!
could have incorporated it into a carving :) def wouldnt have eaten it though
ReplyDeleteIt's been a while since I done any with a pumpkin.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on
maybe they had their own Halloween celebration :D
ReplyDeleteCheeky things :)
ReplyDeleteLook after the new one.
All the best Jan
the squirrels around here would pick the whole thing up and take it away with them - they are the most selfish squirrels i've seen.
ReplyDeleteAt least, the creatures did their eating, outside.
ReplyDeleteWe have mice, coming in, here. :-((((((((
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