Ferret Friday #56 - Tunnel of Carpet

With the boys home from college, there are lots of interesting things for a ferret to explore. Most of the items came out of the boys rooms originally, but now we can't seem to squeeze them back in. As a result, their bins are stacked wherever we can find space around the house. Sigh. However, AE likes this arrangement just fine since it provides a new playground for his inquisitive mind. Anything resembling a tunnel gets AE's stamp of approval, and this carpet roll fit the bill perfectly. I didn't get a picture, but the other end of the tunnel ended at Eldest's pillow and I caught AE happily napping in comfort one day. I guess Eldest did too since space for the pillow has since been found in his room.

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