Hi Mike,

>-> We'll get him home probably tonight.. I figure it's going to be a little bi
> of
> -> a shock to him when he gets here :)

> I figure the shock should be a good spanking and sit in the corner for
> an hour. Then a lecture and a grounding. In when the street lights come
> on for the rest of the summer. 

Lol :)  I like the grounding part haha.. no way am I letting these guys out if
I can help it.  There are coyotes here :(  You can here them howling at night
...

> Actually, cool story. I would have been worried sick. So glad things
> worked out and the clan is all together.

Yeah, me too.. I almost was ready to give up on him since there was absolutely
no sign of him around the house this past weekend :(

> When I first started reading, I almost thought You were going to say,
> You kept going back, and no Leo, and then when You got home, You found
> out he made the trek by himself. I have heard some wierd stories like
> that.

Yeah same here.. I was almost hoping to find him every time we pulled in the
driveway here..

> I think a move is harder on animals than it is on kids. Not only is the
> place strange, but the smells are all different etc.

And being all alone, with no food.. He could obviously hunt but I doubt he was
that successful.. you should see how skinny he is right now .. poor baby!

He was cuddly and calm tonight though.. then he made a mad dash for the
upstairs where he could probably find a place to hide :)

Take care,
Janis

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