A Taylor Ranch family has had an unwelcome visitor not just once, but twice - it's the case of the 'patio furniture re-arranger.'

It happened the first time a week ago, but then it happened again Wednesday.

"It's been funny but it's kind of creepy to know that someone is coming on our property," Angela Dentandt.

The woman has twice struck the home and surveillance footage shows her walking up to the Dentandt's front porch and moving around the family's patio furniture.

Dentandt said she just moves the furniture back. She said the first time it happened, she thought it was the handy work of her daughter, but when that turned out to be false, she turned to the family's surveillance cameras.

The footage shows in broad daylight and in plain sight the woman walking by at about 8:00 a.m. - you can see her spot that the furniture has been moved back, and she moves in.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Curley the Cone is back to work at a New Mexico franchise restaurant.

The inflatable mascot that looks like a giant vanilla ice cream cone was stolen Monday from the curb in front of the Holly Plaza Dairy Queen in Albuquerque.

The Albuquerque Journal reports that Curly was dumped on the street early Thursday along with a written apology riddled with bad puns.

The note said: "We thought we could get away with it butterscotch free. We realized if we kept stealing it would be a rocky road."

The note suggests multiple culprits, who remain at large.

Store owner Errynn Sanchez said she bought Curly about a month ago to draw attention to her restaurant.

She said the mascot now is standing guard next to the store's cash register.