“… look, I can prove I’m the real Mr. Jingles! Remember that big scratch I made on the sofa? And how I always have to turn in a circle three times before I use the litter box? How would I know these things if it weren’t me? Don’t listen to this impostor!”
The resemblance is uncanny, Sharon H.
It’s a little known fact that raccoons can only enter your house if you invite them.
Someone didn’t tell that to the big fat fluffy one that wandered into my studio last night. Scared the heck out of Swee’Pea and me. He sure was cute though, staring at me from around the corner of the hallway, so confused as to why there was a human where he wanted to explore.
Agree 100% 🙂 One time I saw a really big fat racoon carrying a half full bag of garbage up a tree in Central Park. He gave me an innocent look. That’s the first time I noticed their hands are like human’s, but with very sharp tips. Definitely not be messed with.
p.s. I’m assuming Mike’s title was a reference to the 2008 Swedish movie Let the Right One In. It was a pretty good, but really depressing indie vampire movie.
That was my thought (plus the american shot-for-shot remake).
Which one turns into a bat?
Well, one of them is already a creature of the night.
Okay, maybe they both are and this is a trick question.
Perfect for Halloween.
The one on the right looks worried…