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Me-usings and Me-emories
28 Oct 2023 - Interlopers aren't always in plain sight. The sneaky ones, the kind that live to pass along their genes, instinctively know good hiding places (and use them). Take peeps, for example, the biggest and scariest predator around: they seldom bother to look underneath. So naturally, low-lying spots and under-sides are excellent places to hang out undetected. I myself have been known to use this strategy, and I also make these out-of-the-way places stops in my patrol.
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Today's Catechism
(for the autodidcat)
Life abounds beneath
a rock.
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Catty Corner
word of the day - spurrtive, attempting to avoid notice or attention (it's a good plan)
Catty Corner
up high and down low....paired with stillness and silence....its amazing how easily you can hide that way (silently watching your peeps get ever more agitated as they search for you!)
ReplyDeletepeeps are easily fooled.
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