Spent a lovely afternoon watching the wildlife in the backyard.
Posted by: Debbie Abrams Kaplan | May 19, 2012
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Letters from New Jersey 
Yes, I enjoy watching feral children trespass in my yard as well
By: Mark on May 19, 2012
at 9:03 pm
If you place Haloween candy in a cage trap you can collect ferral child specimins for later study and preservation.
By: ad6ab on May 19, 2012
at 9:30 pm