Our topic for this month is “what lessons I’ve learned from other story-telling genres.” Ummmmmmmm. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh. I haven’t a clue how to discuss this. What are other story-telling genres? Video? Audio? Verbal? Generational? Correspondence? Email? Text message? Anecdotal? I have tried to incorporate some of those methodologies into my writing. … Continue reading →
Walter demands respect from the gray kitten, so she watched him eat before getting hers the other morning. She willingly eats out of the trap when I have it open and set, but she’s not heavy enough to trip it yet. Keep eating little one.
Continue reading →Today’s kitty update will focus on outdoor cats and Rossie (the indoor feral). Rossie now knows when I close the doors to the parlor, she’s going to get to come out of the cage (at least, that’s what she thinks), and that’s usually correct. Sometimes, I just want to replenish … Continue reading →
What do you think of drones? Not commercial or military ones but the kind you can buy and fly around for yourself? You can find them the size of the palm of your hand or smaller all the way up to, well, I’m not sure how big they can get … Continue reading →
I’ve been getting some time with the elusive Walter lately. He loves Fancy Feast, and he recently figured out we give Sneaky and Junior Fancy Feast in the morning, so about a week ago, Walter began making regular appearances at Fancy Feast time on the heat pump ductwork. So, we … Continue reading →
We’ve experienced an interesting week. First, an update on an unpleasant topic: Tarzan’s irritable bladder. After we clearing the infection, we began treating him with Adequan. This is, as I understand it, a hyaluronic acid formula, and studies have shown it soothes a kitty’s bladder, preventing repeat problems, which result … Continue reading →
The game camera has been very effective at capturing excellent candid cat shots. Here’s one of Junior:
Continue reading →Mr. L was feeding Junior and Sneaky their morning cans of Fancy Feast this morning and was able to lift Junior from the ground to the step while Junior was eating. That was his exciting news. Then Mr. L told me about my “problem.” When Junior popped out from under … Continue reading →
Mr. Fig has looked healthy all year, but I wasn’t certain if we’d get actual figs. Well, there are figs. After the heat of the last week, the leaves look decidedly wilted. This photo was taken a couple of weeks ago before the searing heat set in.
Continue reading →I didn’t post last Saturday, because we were in San Antonio on mobile access. We took all the indoor cats with us, and everyone got their chance to party in the garden window, especially Rossie. Rossie allows herself to relax completely in the garden window, so I made sure she … Continue reading →
