Just wanted to make that clear as I do have two beautiful daughters, too. :)
Annie likes the camera and will allow a few photo throughout the day. And, she will sing for you. :)
She never misses a sun-puddle even if it's crammed between two chair legs.
Audrey,well, she is incorrigible.
Annie has some BIG news. She wants the world to know she caught her first mouse at the mouse-house last night. So now this tiny dwelling stands up to it's name.
This happened in the garage of the carriage house where she likes to spend her evenings.
She proudly brought it upstairs for all to admire. Which we did... in between..."Oh, dear God!, ewwww, oh no!, geeesh, oh for goodness sake, get it outahere and of course, "Poor thing" because I hate to see that. :-(
"Thanks Annie but no thanks."
The retired-guy took care of it and Annie was miffed for the rest of the night.
I know she would be quite the hunter if allowed to roam the great outdoors. There would not be a bird left in sight. Not a one.
I expect now she will spend even more time down there.
hugs, Deb
Annie likes the camera and will allow a few photo throughout the day. And, she will sing for you. :)
She never misses a sun-puddle even if it's crammed between two chair legs.
She has taken over Sierra's spot in the kitchen window.
I love that.
She watches as the birds swoop down on the feeders.
And I love her peachy paws.
Audrey,well, she is incorrigible.
That's about all you'll get from her.
I have to sneak up on her or else she dives into her hidey-hole when she spots the camera. If I follow her with the camera the glare I get is one you don't soon forget.Annie has some BIG news. She wants the world to know she caught her first mouse at the mouse-house last night. So now this tiny dwelling stands up to it's name.
This happened in the garage of the carriage house where she likes to spend her evenings.
She proudly brought it upstairs for all to admire. Which we did... in between..."Oh, dear God!, ewwww, oh no!, geeesh, oh for goodness sake, get it outahere and of course, "Poor thing" because I hate to see that. :-(
"Thanks Annie but no thanks."
The retired-guy took care of it and Annie was miffed for the rest of the night.
I know she would be quite the hunter if allowed to roam the great outdoors. There would not be a bird left in sight. Not a one.
I expect now she will spend even more time down there.
hugs, Deb