Last night in the middle of the night Josh and I both heard a very strange kitty cry. Josh got up aggravated it had awoken him, and I got up to see how the cat had gotten out of the bathroom. I took one step off the bed and called for Josh.
"Josh, Josh, JOSH!!!!" he finally answered me with an aggravated "WHAT??" I said "Close the girl's bedroom door and come help me. There was a HUGE cat in our house... apparently it was a Utah White Lynx!
We have no idea how it got in! It must have been in the house all night since the last time a door was open when when I was cleaning. WOW! The cat ran from one corner to the next as Josh and I tried to safely get it out of the house. It ended up going under our bed (the down side to having a high bed) and tearing through our box-springs trying to hide!!!
(This guy probably weighs close to 55lbs the one
ran into this morning was only about 30lb)
At about 6:20am we finally got the super sized kitty cat out of our house, checked on the girls and laid back down... just to have the girls wake up! Oh the joys. LOL So we got up. Josh fixed the fence since he had missed his van pool to work and had already called in we decided to take the little girls to the park, and then get "bug juice" at the Holiday Gas Station by our house. We headed home and all worked on various projects. I was tired and the girls have taken 2 naps today. So we skipped pre-school and did some cooking projects and outside projects instead. Now we're getting ready to head out to a Halloween festival and then pick up our lab on the way home!!! YEAH!!! So happy she's finally coming home. :)
As for the Lynx? Well after telling my father and a few friends we decided to call the Burro of Wildlife Management in Utah and they sent someone out to set up traps for him. They said it's a very rare bread that is actually endangered. If caught he will be taken to the Utah Hogal Zoo to access rather he's been living on of food that humans have left out or rather he can be returned to the wild. If kept at the zoo we will actually be given credit for helping to rescue and donate him! How cool is that? In the mean time we have to be careful to keep the kiddos from the traps. :) Luckily it's cold enough outside that I don't think they'll be playing out there much until their new snow suits arrive in the mail.
What a day!

That's hilarious! Glad your life is never boring! :D
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