Hello, MIKE.

Saturday March 13 2010 at 22:34, you wrote to All:

 MR> Stirred by the ruckus, Amanda Bjelland went outside to check on Chloe,
 MR> who led her owner to the pond, where Willow was frantically pawing at
 MR> the layer of ice above her, unable to escape the freezing water.

We've had that happen (although not quite as dramatic) in my own family as a
young boy.  Cats and dogs are very intelligent and know how to get our
attention.  I remember when we first brought home Felix, he accidentally wound
up in our pantry that we had in our apartment at the time (Felix is intensly
curious about /everything/ and anything).  Tigger sat in front of the pantry
and let out this loud yowl, which we know from experience is his "mouser" yowl
(a warning to mice :).  He kept yowling and I knew we had no mice, so I got up
and walked over to the pantry.  Tigger began walking circles around the pantry
door as if he'd caught a mouse.

Intrigued, I opened up the pantry door and out popped a slightly confused
Felix.   Tigger got some catmilk (a special treat) for that, which he
begrudgingly shared with Felix.

Later,
Sean

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