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By Gerald Ochs • Rappahannock News Writer
I got a problem. It’s a nocturnal
visitor. I thought that it . was a cat, or maybe a raccoon, ' who was checking out my i kitchen trash most nights this ; past week, but it wasn’t. I • thought that maybe Floyd or - Roger had developed a pen' chant for bread—be it rye, hot • dog buns or potato bread—but
that’s not true either.
I thought that perhaps the
tongue tracks in the butter | ’ was but feline spoor, but -; unfortunately no, it was not. i - I was awakened before five ;" this morning by the sound of a •' jar falling to the kitchen floor. ’ I yelled for that bread burglar ; to quit my premises—to leave . my meager larder for my own ’ personal use—and footfalls • ' (heavy) resulted from my cry. I ■ followed -up too—took my : • Lumilite to see that critter ■ I run and perhaps to deliver a 1 warning blow to its tickk "bedecked head.
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