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I installed a ring doorbell a few years ago.  It’s actually quite nice in terms of being able to see what’s happening at our house while we are away. Obviously, you see Interesting things.

I have many examples of things that were amazing, but the craziest one was watching a fox maul a squirrel in my front yard.  I had to dispose the remains of the squirrel so I could mow my lawn.   I was shocked when I saw the video.

What interesting/crazy thing have you seen on your home camera?


I had a political sign for a local clerk in my front yard.  It was stolen!  Ya, I have a Ring doorbell but the dogs are tuned into its notification and rush to the door looking for someone.  (I know I can turn it off.)

From the land of perpetual cloudiness.   I'm Denny

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