I'm just taking a little break from cat-sitting & last minute preparations to enjoy some hot chocolate
and my little friend, Audrey.
and her momma who just woke up.
We finally have just a bit of snow to give us a white Christmas. Christmas has to be white or we Canadians feel cheated. Just enough snow, no need to shovel; just enjoy the beauty of it all.
Food was delivered for the ferals tonight and I could see the little cat tracks so I know they are still around. I have only seen 1 in many weeks.
Extra food was put down tonight because it is getting cold. I won't let Christmas celebrations stop me from feeding the homeless cats. It's just another day for them.
Oh, it's getting exciting, isn't it? This will be a Christmas to remember for us as it is the first one that our grand-daughter will probably remember. We will see Christmas once again through the eyes of a child. I think we all have a little of that still in us on Christmas morning. I know I do.
Off to bed. Tomorrow is my busiest day for cat-sitting this year. I hope they're all NICE and not NAUGHTY.
Hugs, Deb
and my little friend, Audrey.
She has been such a help with the wrapping. She's not much on co-ordinating colours but she's all about ribbons and bows. To her delight, I love to add tree ornaments to the bows. She just thinks that is all that and a bag of cat treats. "Thanks Audrey"
We finally have just a bit of snow to give us a white Christmas. Christmas has to be white or we Canadians feel cheated. Just enough snow, no need to shovel; just enjoy the beauty of it all.
Food was delivered for the ferals tonight and I could see the little cat tracks so I know they are still around. I have only seen 1 in many weeks.
Extra food was put down tonight because it is getting cold. I won't let Christmas celebrations stop me from feeding the homeless cats. It's just another day for them.
Oh, it's getting exciting, isn't it? This will be a Christmas to remember for us as it is the first one that our grand-daughter will probably remember. We will see Christmas once again through the eyes of a child. I think we all have a little of that still in us on Christmas morning. I know I do.
Off to bed. Tomorrow is my busiest day for cat-sitting this year. I hope they're all NICE and not NAUGHTY.
Hugs, Deb