Trail of the Elusive Groundhog

Today the groundhog came closer to the house and in fact I discovered one of its hiding places. McNeil sensibly suggests that the "blog" is crying out for photos of the groundhog. But Theresa and I are the last two people in the United States without a camera phone or a digital camera or anything. So you will have to see the groundhog with your imagination. It troubles me that the students will be back from Spring Break in a day or two, not that they would harm the groundhog but they might upset it. Things have been pretty peaceful for the groundhog over this last week but soon the rowdies will be staggering through our yard making merry. Lay low, groundhog! Don't be scared! We're in the same boat, groundhog.