Things are sprouting here now, which makes me so happy I
survived another winter. Of course, it
was extremely cold this year and not all the plants will make it. There are sad looking ones all over
town. Raven’s enjoying all that spring
has to offer too as he watches the lizards emerge and birds and chipmunks
scampering about outside. Happy chirping
and animal sounds come in through the windows.
Lizard on wall
Tootie and Raven napping
He’s friends with Tootie now and they take naps together. Koki still watches from nearby. I hope she accepts him eventually.
Rain storm with rainbow
Painting of neighbor's house
The neighbor had her house painted last week and it really looks nice. She lives across the street from me. This was the highlight for the day, watching as the workers masked everything off and took the rain gutters down so they could spray on the new color. The cats watched from my window upstairs while I worked on the room since I’m still cleaning it out in there. I wonder if I’ll ever finish. Raven did get tired and took a nap in a bag on the floor.
Raven getting comfortable in a bag on the floor
Someday soon a house will be here
There are two vacant lots on the left side of our house and now one owner is going to build a house. They’ve been bringing in loads of dirt over the last two weeks. We’ll still have the vacant lot next to us and then the new house. The neighbors aren’t pleased because it will block some of their views. I’m actually surprised we haven’t seen any action over there before now because those two lots were sold way before we moved here.
Chipmunk in bird feeder
Bird of Prey on our back gate
We drug out the tunnel we got for the cats years ago –
actually a kid’s toy from Target. They
all love it. It’s seen its better days,
but all the cats still enjoy it as they race through it and the best of all –
it makes noise. Raven’s enjoying his
kitten hood so much he didn’t even come to bed for two nights.
Raven in cat tunnel
He eats like a little pig and is getting bigger. I always have to wash his face afterward because he has cat food on his nose. He’s good about getting his face washed, but I wish he’d stop rooting.
Today I read in the paper that a nice couple adopted
Quiver. She’s the cat that was shot by
an arrow a couple of months ago. The
lady I got Raven from was nursing her back to health after they did some
surgeries on her to repair all the damage.
I hope the kid gets some kind of sentence when he goes before the judge on
April 2. There’s been quite an outrage
over it here. I don’t know why anyone
would do such a thing.
That’s it for now from here.
We’ve had workers here and have everything finished up except for my
part of getting rid of things and then shampooing the carpet. My husband’s chomping at the bit to get the
for sale sign up.
My next posts here will probably be for the A to Z challenge
the month of April. I have most of them
written, which is good because it’s going to be busy around here. I’ll be visiting as many blogs as time
allows. Don’t forget if you want to
participate, go to Lee’s blog here and sign up.
You have four days left to do so.