Homeless Cat -- Now Spotacus' Legacy
On 18 Dec, a very large cat showed up at our house. It was late and cold, and he looked in the door and made it clear he wanted inside. Well, since we have two cats already and he was a stranger, we...
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Took Mom to the DMV yesterday, where she surrendered her driver's license and got an ID card. Finally realized that at 94 she did not need a DL. Whew.
Have had a couple nights of not being able to sleep, so I wound up in my recliner with an afghan. Tossed the afghan on the rocking chair, and now the cats are squabbling over who gets to sleep on the afghan in the rocking chair. These guys are just too funny.
Early this morning, both cats sprang off the bed and banged up against the sliding door. I quickly looked to see what had them so excited, but it was out of sight already. I'm guessing it was one of the two very healthy foxes that live around here.
Bluebonnets are past prime and starting to seed out. The yellow, red and purple wildflowers are just getting started. I expect our meadow to break out in a solid yellow block within a couple weeks.
But one guy's meadow has looked like this for several weeks:
The little patches of light blue are bluebonnets.
Sigh. Wish we could get the reds and the bluebonnets to take root in our meadow.
Have had a couple nights of not being able to sleep, so I wound up in my recliner with an afghan. Tossed the afghan on the rocking chair, and now the cats are squabbling over who gets to sleep on the afghan in the rocking chair. These guys are just too funny.
Early this morning, both cats sprang off the bed and banged up against the sliding door. I quickly looked to see what had them so excited, but it was out of sight already. I'm guessing it was one of the two very healthy foxes that live around here.
Bluebonnets are past prime and starting to seed out. The yellow, red and purple wildflowers are just getting started. I expect our meadow to break out in a solid yellow block within a couple weeks.
But one guy's meadow has looked like this for several weeks:
The little patches of light blue are bluebonnets.
Sigh. Wish we could get the reds and the bluebonnets to take root in our meadow.
