No, Lassie wasn’t involved, and Daisy fell behind the woodpile, but that doesn’t make a very good title. The adventure began the other night when I was putzing around the back yard and Jim was STILL WORKING ON THE ROOF! I noticed Violet playing her nightly game of “Queen of the Woodpile”.
She and Rosie are great at jumping up and surveying their kingdom from this position. Daisy—not so much. She tries to get up but usually gives up after a few tries. I took the opportunity to photograph Violet’s unmentionables!
A few minutes later I noticed that Buster and Sammy were very interested in something behind the stack.
Buster investigated further and Sammy kept her eye on the situation.
I looked behind the pile and there was little Daisy stuck between the wall and the wood.
Violet got into the act and squawked helpful instructions to her sister.
The situation wasn’t serious. I knew I could get her out if I just dismantled the woodpile but I really did not want to do that. Plus, I was curious to see how the whole thing would unfold.
Sammy, Buster and Violet kept watching Daisy struggle and I kept taking pictures of the mini-drama.
Slowly Daisy began to extricate herself from her predicament with Violet encouraging her efforts.
She couldn’t spread her wings to jump and she couldn’t get a good foothold on the logs either. It was slow-going but after about 20 minutes she freed herself from the evil woodpile and was none the worse for wear. (Only lost two feathers).
Lassie, Schmassie!
I love that the bunny and cat identified the problem.
I know. I wouldn’t have noticed her missing for a long time! Buster and Sammy were on the case!
You’re a master storyteller. I’m addicted. Who needs Lassie when you have friends like these?!
Thanks for the nice words but this stuff really just writes itself. I wish Miss Roxy could join in the fun!