We have a new visitor to the feeder, a long-haired black and white who knows to come after 7am for breakfast. Do opossum talk? This one looks like it does. We have a regular opossum visitor. If I could tell any obvious differences, I could say if we have more … Continue reading →
The hayfield on September 16, 2001. If I recall correctly, I came up here on a brief break I got from the Crisis Action Team in our post-9-11 world. It was cold and drizzly. I don’t remember what I had to do, but I was out in the rain without … Continue reading →
Six months (approximately) after we decided to put Rossie in the cage instead of Lady and Daphne, we’re seeing results. Rossie spends the night in the cage. In the morning, she watches for one of us to close the parlor door, then she runs to the door of the cage … Continue reading →
Thankfully, we have cats on the cat tower. They use it. I’ve seen Daphne the most regularly, but Tarzan is snoozing with her yesterday. Ajax is a regular. It’s been a worthwhile purchase. See the string hanging underneath Daphne’s perch? I gave that the bird that had been attached to it a day at most, but it lasted nearly a month. Daphne attacked it regularly, too.
I’ve captured several kitties using the new cat tower, which pleases me. Here’s Lady: Here’s Rossie:
Continue reading →On our way back from Hershey, we stopped in Dayton to visit the Air Force Museum. We weren’t feeling too hot, so we only visited a couple of areas, but in the Korean War section, I noticed this air dropped life boat. Pretty cool. Here are images of the information … Continue reading →
I was out at the ranch a couple of weeks ago to set up the deer feeder and the game camera. While I was there, I checked on the pond. As expected, the long dry spell we had this summer has taken it’s toll on the pond. It’s a shadow … Continue reading →
Maybe this is why Rossie and Lady have so much trouble getting along. Most of the time, when I look at Rossie, she has this look in her eyes: With cats, a steady stare is supposed to be a sign of aggression. In Rossie’s case, I think it’s a passive … Continue reading →
Someone is always willing to help with laundry, if it isn’t changing the sheets on the bed, it’s keeping the sorted laundry from wandering off. As you can see, it’s exhausting work.
Continue reading →Bet you can’t curl your tail like this! Yes, that’s Walter. Junior is watching in awe. His tail curls the other way.
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