It's been very cold the last few days. The wind is nasty and we are back to wearing coats again.
Thank goodness the sun is shining so we don't all fall into a deep well of depression over this un-welcomed weather.
Annie doesn't care as long as she has her sun-puddles and perfectly-timed meals. She doesn't need much to be very content with her life.
Audrey, on the other hand, needs entertainment all her waking hours (which aren't much).
She loves her bird-watching, as much as any cat, but she also wants time with me whenever the need hits her. She has become quite comfortable with being carted around the mouse-house; over my shoulder or cradled like a sleeping baby. Her needs are changing as she ventures towards her fifth year with us. She even considers her grooming time to be acceptable since it means time spent with me. I'm loving this change in her.
But...she hates the camera.
Here come the birdies.
Suet is back up while we have this cold weather. You would not believe how fast the chickadees found it and gorged on it this morning. This will help them get through the cold nights ahead.
Here is our resident bunny taken through the mouse-house kitchen window.
Let's call him Thumper. lol I love watching him hop around and boy, can he move when he wants to.
Every night, after dark, he comes by again to snack at the feeders near the garage. I put out some apple for him/her.
That's all the goings-on with our furry & feathered friends at the mouse-house.
We've been busy with house plans. More on that later.
Stay warm.
hugs, Deb
Thank goodness the sun is shining so we don't all fall into a deep well of depression over this un-welcomed weather.
Annie doesn't care as long as she has her sun-puddles and perfectly-timed meals. She doesn't need much to be very content with her life.
She joins me as I look at one of my favorite blogs.
Audrey, on the other hand, needs entertainment all her waking hours (which aren't much).
She loves her bird-watching, as much as any cat, but she also wants time with me whenever the need hits her. She has become quite comfortable with being carted around the mouse-house; over my shoulder or cradled like a sleeping baby. Her needs are changing as she ventures towards her fifth year with us. She even considers her grooming time to be acceptable since it means time spent with me. I'm loving this change in her.
But...she hates the camera.
Here is our resident bunny taken through the mouse-house kitchen window.
Every night, after dark, he comes by again to snack at the feeders near the garage. I put out some apple for him/her.
That's all the goings-on with our furry & feathered friends at the mouse-house.
We've been busy with house plans. More on that later.
Stay warm.
hugs, Deb