Meet Thammy

Say hello Thammy!
*waving*

Neither of us wanted to clean Thammy's critter cage.

We hadn't see the snake for over a week.

Crickets were still hopping around in there--Thammy generally does a very good job of helping them disappear within a few hours.
But there they were--and no signs of Thammy the Thnake.

The Brit stalled.

I stalled.

We don't deal well in dead critters.....and we were convinced Thammy was no more.

I was trying to figure out just HOW we were going to give Thammy a proper burial in this frozen tundra. I knew we weren't going to do less for poor Thammy..........

He finally braved it.
I, like some coward, stayed in the laundry room. No way--no HOW was I going to be present and start crying over a lost snake forgoodnesssnakes!

Thammy was all wrapped around the roots of the plants in the critter cage, hiding under all that mulch--
And Thammy, according to all sources we've now checked, was nesting.

NESTING.





And boy---- is SHE pissed we disturbed her!
LOL