Wed baby raccoons and cookies

Angie with the babies. There's two of them there by her feet. Yep. And that's And that's the little tiny guy there. Look. Look. Grabbing on to you. Look, baby. Huh? Come on. Come on. Oh, is he ever loving you? Isn't he? Yes. Huh? Aren't they little? Come on, you guys. Oh. Uh. Who's standing up? Oh, that's uh Woody. Look at this. Standing up. What's he want? Come on. Y'all eating? Are you eating? There's four out there. Yeah. Four are down on the ground. There's three up here. Yeah. Three up here. That's a baby in the corner. He's a big baby. Look at this little guy. You want a hot dog or you want a cookie? Hot dog. Look hanging on to you. I know. Huh? He's way down with his hot dog. Are you leaving, too? You going? Ain't he cute? It's precious, huh? Precious little thing. Hello. didn't he? Come here. You still got baby fuzzies all over you. Yeah, he's just a baby. So is this fella. Mhm. Ready for another one? You're learning, aren't you? Yeah. Oh my god. You ever going for the cookies? There's all cookies all around your feet that he opened up. I know. Huh? I know. He's eating all the cream out of them. I can't sit in the bench, fellas. I'm too sore. Oh, look at that. All all over your pants. Look at all the cream on the cookies. My goodness. Cream all over your pants. It's okay. I can wash them. He's just a baby. I know. So is this fella? What are you eating now? You're eating up the cookies as they're left. Are you putting it in the water? Want another one? He ever taken to you, wouldn't he? Yeah. Huh? Yeah. Yeah. He just loved you. I love them, too. Yeah. And the rest of them are all down on the grass. Mhm. Yeah. So, what what did we do today? We didn't do anything really, did we? No. We just chilled. I uh Hang on. Well, I got rid of them oranges and I took that Peter and it was on the ground. Yeah. What's Connor been doing today? He was sick this morning. He didn't do nothing. He's feeling better, though. I think he just ate too fast this morning. Huh? I think he ate too fast this morning. Yeah. Yeah. I can't even get over to film them. You don't have your cane out here, do you? Huh? I'm hurting tonight. Did you take pain pills today? Huh? Did you take your pills today? Yeah. The cold, huh? Might be the cold. No, I don't know. I haven't been out in the cold. I feel that. What's he after your ankles? Where you going? What you watching for? What is it? The big bear. Is that big old bear? Oh, he knows how to pull them apart. La. He does, don't he? Huh? He learned that in a hurry, didn't he? Mhm. The other fellow's behind the the gate. The gate. The gate at raccoon. Look at the cookies that are left. He's got the cream all over his claws. Yeah. And his face. Oh, the little Uhoh. The little bugger. Isn't he bad? He took advantage of me playing with the other raccoons out there in the yard. Isn't he bad? Yeah. He knocked the whole bucket over. Well, he's got his way now. Yeah. There. Look. Now he's going to pull them all apart. Pull every one of them apart. Let's watch him do it. Listen you. He going to have him some cookie cream. Yeah. Eating cookie cream. Huh? It's little. He's What? Who? What are you touching me for? Look at this. Look at him. Hi. Did you say that? Yeah. He uses back feet. He uses his back feet. Yeah. Hello. What you doing? Go get some cookies. There's something that uh is a scooter. Yeah. Hello. What you doing? There's cookies there. Here you go. Here, Scooter. All kinds, Scooter. Look. Scooter bit my toes when I first came out here. Did he? Yep. See, he's gone again now. Where is he going? He's going and checking on something. He's doing the drive-thru again. Is he? See, he just went back up the tree. I just heard the bark. Claws on the bark. Wonder if the little guys are up there with them. What do you want? What do you want? What do you want? Huh? What do you want? What do you want? You're a little boy. Yes, you are. You're a little boy. They stand up like little bears, eh? There you go, Peaches. Yeah, he's a cute little thing. He's the runt. Mhm. A little bit. Yeah, just a little bit. You want some more? There's a whole bunch of cookies that are he never touched. Yeah. Here you go, Peaches. Peaches, you're getting fat. You getting ready for winter? Your grandkids must get a kick out of you sitting here feeding them, do they? Oh, they do. Do they? They do. Yeah. Wouldn't they love? Well, you know how my little granddaughter when she facetime, she says, "I want to see a raccoon. Wouldn't they uh I want to see a cat. Wouldn't they love to be here?" Oh, yeah. Huh? Yeah. You know, they live on a lake, so they have access to turtles and ducks and geese. Yeah. There you go. And raccoons. Yeah, there's raccoons there. Yeah. And there's foxes. Yeah, there's a lot of foxes in that neighborhood. You got a garden party out here. You see You see the other one? You see them the odd time here. I heard one out here a couple weeks. Well, probably a month ago. I heard gunshots this morning. Look at him. He's got all these cookies here and he's taking his Peaches doesn't even see those down there. There you go, baby girl. Him reach through the rail. I remember the time Furby got stuck like that. He took his cookie on him. No, he's got one. Oh, he's got one, isn't he? He had one in the hole. Oh, speaking of Burby. Hey, what you doing, girl? Huh? There you go. Look at that Burberry tail. All that fuzz. Oh, she's big, ain't she? Barbie. Oh, watch him. He's going to grab that other bucket. He's still got cookies there. He never touched. You want some hot dogs? I know you like hot dogs. Your baby girl. Look how fat she is. It's getting big. Hang on, baby. Go. Quick, N, you found another cookie. Oh, this fella come out. Hey there. that he's standing top. But and there's four buckets of water here, by the way. Yep. Four fresh buckets. Oh, somebody was asking me on the comments uh that want know what was wrong with the furnace. Uh there's nothing wrong with the furnace. 20 years old. We're about 20 22 years old. Yeah, we're going to get uh one more year out of it. One more year out of it cuz we were told it's on its last leg. But the system that we're putting in, you can't have a furnace. No, it's a it's because it's using the duck work. Yes. The furnace is on. Yeah. It's We're getting a heat pump that uses the duck work. Yeah. It's a It's a different type that you'll see in the houses around here. You'll see one You'll see two of them. One for upstairs, one for down. And they have the single uh heads that are in each individual room that heats or cools. But this one's going to be going through the duck work kind of like the ones that are down in the states. Yeah. Um but this is being done with a grant from Nova Scotia and Canada. They allowed us 15,000 toward it and Yep. plus uh this another 3,000 per ton. Yeah. We're getting a two ton one, isn't it? So that's another 6,000. Yeah. Yeah. Are y'all you getting full out there? Where' the little one go? He he head out. Yeah, he headed out. We just got this fell here. Just got this fella. Hello, baby. Oh, hey. Okay, go talk to Connor. Go talk to Connor and Charlotte. And both of them have had supper. Huh? They both have had both. He's up in the tree. Yep. There you go, guys. Oh my. Oh, I'm so sick of this pain. Constant pain all the time. What are you doing, huh? What are you doing, Connor? Oh, big yawns. The big yawns. Where's your sister? I'll turn my light on. Where's my light on my uh my new uh cane? It's a B. Yep. I got Bubba. I got to get these shoes off me. Yes. Oh, that right leg is hard. Huh? That right leg is bothering me today. Did you sleep weird last night? No. No, I was all right until I got up. Oh, yeah. There. And she's in the bed, I think. Uh, turn my turn my light on. Oh, yeah. She's in the bed there. I'll turn the overhead light on. There she is. There's a little There's a little girl. I know you're talking. I know you're talking, Charlotte. You good girl? Are you a good girl? She don't like that. That's my alarm on my cane. If you fall down. Yeah. Well, she didn't like that. Oh, did she not? Huh? She didn't. No. All right. Bye. Y'all have a good night. See you later. Okay. Bye-bye. Bye. Bye.