The Flasback this week comes from May 2007 and was when I decided to give Eric mousie catching lessons.
Right Eric. I keep catching all the mousies and let you have them. I think it's time I showed you how to catch your own.
First of all you find a suitable hole right? Now you have a look down there and tell me if you can see anything.
Come on, it's not going to bite you. Have a good look down there.
That's better, now can you see anything?
What do you mean you don't know. Move over and let me have a look.Yup he's definitely down there.
Now stand back and let the professional show you how it's done.
Result!!! Gotcha you little devil.
Trouble is I still caught the mousie and gave it to you Eric.
You have to catch the next one yourself now I have shown you how to do it.
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That was so good and we loved the lesson!
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha! You are a good teacher, Flynn! I bet Eric learned, too--but he never was as good as the Master, right?? ;-) XOXOXO
ReplyDeleteAt our old house, mousies came in all the time during cold weather. Once one had gotten under my dresser and Carl was trying to flush him out. Whenever he stuck his paw under the dresser the mouse bit him and he would shake his paw. The mouse ran into a shirt and I bundled him up and took him back outside in honor of his bravery.
ReplyDeleteNow you don't have to share your mousies.
ReplyDeleteYou're an excellent teacher, Flynn!
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice to see these photos of you and Eric.
(((purrs)))
Very impressive, Flynn! You're a good teacher.
ReplyDeleteYou two made a great mouse-catching team! At least once you showed Eric some of your tricks!
ReplyDeleteWe love that flashback, Flynn! You sure are a great teacher, and we know that Eric appreciated your lesson. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are an excellent teacher. I feel nearly ready to go out mousing myself. I am certain Eric appreciated the lesson.
ReplyDeleteA master mouser indeed! I love these Friday Flashbacks. Eric looks so much smaller here. I suspect Domino taught Odin his mousing skills. It's all about sniffing the right hole, having patience and knowing when to strike.
ReplyDeleteYUM!! Flynn you were a good brother to give Eric your kills.
ReplyDeleteHow nice to help Eric with his mouse catching skills! Mum used to live with a cat who didn't catch his first mouse until he was 15 years old! And then she thinks it was by accident. He sure could have used your help!
ReplyDeleteExcellent movement~!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastix lesson, now Alf can go get his own tea Bawahhwhaahahaha xxoxxx
ReplyDeleteMollie and Alfie
You were such a kind and helpful brofur to show Eric how to catch mousies and to give him yours.
ReplyDeleteGreat memories.
Good job Flynn showing Eric how to catch that mouse, except we think Eric is the smart one. He just lets you catch the mouse and he doesn't have to do anything. Have a great day.
ReplyDeleteYou're an excellent teacher, Flynn!
ReplyDeleteIt's furry nice to see these photos of you and Eric <3
XOXO
How patient you were Flynn showing Eric how to catch a mouse - we had forgotten about that but we are so pleased to see this post again.
ReplyDeleteLuv Hannah and Lucy xx xx
Flynn, you were such a great mousie teacher to Eric!
ReplyDeleteYou're a great teacher, Flynn! We loved today's lesson :)
ReplyDeleteI love these guys! I have four cats who are siblings, three of them brothers, and their brotherly antics never stop--especially where it concerns the mousies who come into the basement! I hope Flynn eventually learned and Eric doesn't have to spend eternity sadly shaking his head at his brother!
ReplyDeleteEric you were such a good teacher, so patient with Flynn. We always love Fridays so we can revisit with you! (hugs)
ReplyDeleteI remember that lesson. Me? I say YAY that we do not have mousies here... except for the fuzzy ones Whitey use to love playing with, of course.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day!
dood...now that ewe haz de " flynn a proach " at mouz catchin...how bout teechin a class....me N dude will sign up; prob a blee a bunch oh others will two !!! see ya at boe boe's for coffee N donutz !!
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flynn...dood....grate werk buddy N nice oh ewe ta share de mouz....heerz two a grate week oh end N lotz oh pork roast !!
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toona
I loved seeing pictures of those brothers doing things together.
ReplyDeleteLoved seeing this.
ReplyDeleteSue B
Good to see you again sweet Eric. I love that you taught Flynn to catch mousies. xxoo
ReplyDeleteAlways love seeing these precious boys together=we miss Eric very much too..Happy weekend, sweet Flynn...kisses...Calle, Halle, Sukki, Mommy Cat, Daddy Cat.
ReplyDeleteIt was so very sweet of you to teach Eric, Flynn!
ReplyDeleteAnd in answer to your question, yes, those cans at the back of the photo were indeed Gourmet Solitaire!
Purrs,
The Chans
Mousing in 3 easy steps!
ReplyDeleteThat lesson was good, but we know it's hard to break a habit ;)
ReplyDeletePurrs Tillie and Georgia,
Treasure,Tiger, JJ and Julie
I am so happy that you shared this! I had never seen this one!
ReplyDeletexoxo
You taught Eric well, Flynn! I* would not know how to catch mousies if not for Ayla, and SHE would not have known how if not for Skeeter. It gets passed on... ~ Marley
ReplyDeleteI only share my mousie with Granny..but she always refuses....
ReplyDeletePawkiss :)
what a great blast from the past!
ReplyDeleteFlynn, you are a pawesome instructor! We're sure Eric caught TONS after this lesson!
ReplyDeleteJUST TOO PRECIOUS WE LOVE FLASHBACK FRIDAY. WE ARE SO LATE STARTING LAST NIGHT MOM GOT AN OFFER AND HER PEEPS HOME AND FINALLY TODAY OFFERS WERE ACCEPTED.
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HUGS MADI YOUR BFFF
Great lesson. We assume Eric caught on right away.
ReplyDeleteFlynn, you are best mouse catcher and I betcha Eric always enjoyed every mouse you gave him...
ReplyDeleteFlynn, it appears as if you were a great teacher. We are sure that whenever you remember these moments in time or look at these photos that you and your mom and dad miss Eric bunches. We appreciate your sharing. Purrs and hugs, Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth and Calista Jo
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