Man Suffering From Poor Vision Believes His Cat Climbed Into His Hammock, But Soon Realizes It Wasn't His Cat That Joined Him
We all need to relax, and a humorist Aaron Reynolds found a way that works perfectly for him. He started a new evening ritual, laying in a hammock, listening to the music, without any modern gadgets around… He wanted to teach his cat how to enjoy like him and kept inviting it to his hammock to chill out together.
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That night, though, the cat that climbed into the hammock did so “not in a very cat-like way.” Aaron thought something was strange there, but he couldn’t be sure because the backyard was dark, and he can’t see very well. Well, it didn’t take long for him to find out the nature of his hammock guest…
Humorist Aaron Reynolds from Toronto posted his story on Twitter, and it quickly became viral
Aaron says the raccoon is now a frequent visitor to his backyard. He seems to enjoy sitting in “his usual spot in the biggest tree in our backyard.” Aaron lives in near a park in Toronto, so he’s used to “seeing bunnies and skunks,” but “it’s mostly raccoons here.”
But after a while, raccoons started to annoy Aaron by opening and closing the garage door at night. “We eventually installed a bolt really high up on the door so they couldn’t open it anymore, though we heard them trying for a few hours one night,” he told the reporters. The sneaky creatures didn’t like that at all. “The next day they were at our front door looking in as if to ask ‘why did you lock me out of my house,’” he described.
Aaron eventually came to this conclusion
Aaron is most famous for his comedy project called “Effin’ Birds.” It gained a large fan base on social media. It recently won him a Webby’s social media award in humor for 2020. That lead to the second printing of the “Effin’ Birds” book. If you are wondering, it is a funny field guide with over 200 of the “rudest” birds on Earth. You can also find cute effin’ calendars and planners with readers’ favorite birds. As if they are not busy enough, they are also running a campaign for the Equal Justice Initiative and have been highly successful in raising funds.