Woodchuck’s return an unwelcome sign of spring
Apr. 15, 2020
The ultimate harbinger of spring has appeared; I’m not happy. A woodchuck peeking out of my garage window is a sure sign of the changing seasons
The ultimate harbinger of spring has appeared; I’m not happy. A woodchuck peeking out of my garage window is a sure sign of the changing seasons
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