He got out of bed, sauntered down the passage, and there at the entrance he found the passage blocked with snow. Digging through, he reached the outside. And what did he see? A blinding snowstorm. Oh, the hell with this, he thought. I'm going back to bed until July.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Adventures Of The Prognosticating Rodent
He got out of bed, sauntered down the passage, and there at the entrance he found the passage blocked with snow. Digging through, he reached the outside. And what did he see? A blinding snowstorm. Oh, the hell with this, he thought. I'm going back to bed until July.
Wait a minute...can't stop laughing....oh, that hurts...ROTFL....
ReplyDeleteI agree with that groundhog!
Living in Florida has kept me detached from Groundhog Day. It's never been a big deal for me but it sure is a big deal to all of you who have to be buried in snow. Read a couple blogs today on the fury fella. Thank you, William, for making this guy more real to me. Didn't even think he mattered that much.
ReplyDeleteI like the last one....oh, yeah, he might not have seen his shadow today, but for crying out loud, we have 6 more weeks of winter anyway...damn calenders! LOL
ReplyDeleteGreat blog!
I love the hypothermia one! Never understood why he stays out only if the day is gray and gloomy.
ReplyDeleteAwesome!
ReplyDeleteHilarious! Thanks for a great laugh!
ReplyDeleteI saw my first groundhog when I moved to MD. I just love how they scamper for dear life! They always look so paranoid.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I wanted to say today as well, but I still had to go to work! Blah, weather. I wanna be a ground hog.
ReplyDeleteI love the second to last! I hope he hung out inside his den all day today ...
ReplyDeleteOMG ! Loved it all but the last one has to be how parts of the US feel !
ReplyDeletecheers, parsnip
No. More. Winter.
ReplyDeleteI think I heard the groundhog moved to a golf-course in Palm Springs, California.
ReplyDeleteHow can you even trust a sleepy groundhog anyway?
ReplyDeleteYou know, what's needed is a lapel ribbon for Groundhog Awareness. Hmm, what color should it be?
ReplyDeleteToo funny!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a great laugh! Too funny:)!!
ReplyDeleteThe awareness ribbon would have to be tan, of course... assuming that's not already taken by the Swedish Tanning Models Awareness Association.
ReplyDeleteWe've got groundhogs on the university campus. They're out more in the summer when there are less people around.