Michelle and Mannie (GA)
Member Since 2009
Good Morning LL!! 
(Ahhhhhh.... elixir! Thanks Elsa), and Happy Catmint Caturday!
LL! It's is I, Elsa, KBP, president and CEO of Coffee Cat! Life is GOOD! GUESS WHAT! Paw Prints Pizza is open and ready for business! They are running a Caturday Catnip special today, in honor of Catmint Caturday - lots of nip in those pies! They have even used their signature nip cheese.
It is warm once again for us PNW kitties, and Bug and Lola say they are turning off the pizza ovens early, cuz well it gets mega hot in there in the afternoons.... so best order early! So stop by Mannie's treehouse and get some pies! so. well. anyways. Coffee time! For today, I proudly offer Elsa's special 10 hour energy coffee, and Double shot espressos, with beans from deep within the mountain slopes of Africa, AND.... for all my Mocha fans: a venti quad peppermint white chocolate mocha, with peppermint infused whip, garnished with peppermint candy chips and white chocolate shavings... It is my bean's fav! SWEET! OH! No worries, a dollop of peppermint and vanilla and chocolate and caramel swirl ice cream, on top of a dollop of fudge, sprinkled with peppermint chips and a chocolate caramel drizzle.... Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh....... mega good!
I hope everyone had a great day yesterday, and a great week. The days with the boys have been good ones! We have been very busy, that part of life has not changed. Will it ever? ;-) What a BUSY week! Wednesday was our swim day this week, AND (!!) we were able once again to swim on Friday night. That was great, as we have missed the last two due to summer activities in those pools, and family things. It was great For Nicholas to be back at it on Friday night. We were unable to swim the usual Friday morning swim since I could not find anyone to watch William for me on that day. It worked out ok though, as we did get to swim FR night, so all was well. We were at a "new pool" in Snohomish, as I found they did offer a recreational swim time that fit the time we needed in the early evening. It was a bit of a drive, but we made the time slot, got to swim, and still made it to his home at a decent hour. YAY!
Swimming Wednesday and swimming Friday night was as good as it always is. The energizer fishie was in his element, and continues to have a great time in the pool. He continues to make do with the summer schedule and his main pool and the no big pool situation. He still tries to get in some of his "deep sea diving" ventures in what areas there that are big enough and deep enough to retrieve things from the bottom. The hot tub there has proven to be invaluable in that regard. The pool is now on their summer swim schedule, which means that the big pool that Nicholas loves is not available, due to all the swim lessons they run there during the summer. He has adapted to loosing that pool well, and has found ways to do what he likes to do in the big pool in the ones that he now has. It was nice to see him accept that without any fuss. His comment this week on the no big pool: " Again???? This is a long time. This has been too long of a wait." True, and sadly we have a few more weeks before fall scheduling kicks in, sometime arounf September 8. He continues to interact well with the others kids he meets there, so all is well, so far, in the swimming world of a three year old. We still have many many swims under the surface! He just loves being able to do that. Friday night swimming at his new "backup" pool was great. He was so into trying all that they had there, back and forth between everything! It was fun to watch him - all was on high alert, he didn't want to miss anything. ;-) They have an open area that joins a few of the activity sections where he swam the length unassisted, back and forth. that was kinda cool. The lazy river is a good one there, faster than most, so we also spent some time "tubin' it" on the river. Really cool and fun stuff!
Nicholas still looks forward to our after swim Friday Night Burger Feast too. That is just so fun: burgers and fries, just him and me, with lots of fun stories. Last night we again talked pool closures, as well as all our berry hunts, swimming in the viziers. He also talked alot about summer swim schedules and finally being able to swim again at his Friday night pool. He was one very happy boy. We also talked endlessly about how his pools were closed. I heard alot of "What a BUMMER!" ;-) I still love that drive from the pool to his house: 30 minutes of little guy stories, my little back seat driver! Quite the imagination he has. He tells stories, we continue to look for rainbows and sunsets and views of Seattle, baseball and trains, and pool closures. Last night, like last week, we made up this grand adventure, a trip to all these cool places, and what we would do when we were there. It was a great drive home: sunny skies, and the making of a great sunset! AWESOME TIME!
Monday found me out hiking.
What an adventure! We have several wildfires in the area, lots of traffic closures, which is making getting to some of my fav places difficult. This continues.... I elected to take a chance, and travel anywyas, and head on out to travel and hike off of the North Cascades Highway. The area is exceptional, and ever so pretty! I went to Blue Lake on SR20, way up to the Washington pass area. it was a nice hike, and I enjoyed it. It felt awesome to be back in the north cascades. I just love it there, it is a very primo area. Climb was easy, only about 800 feet, mileage around 5. It fit the ticket for today. lake was really very pretty, and full of fish, Rainbows I think (???) Water was ever so clear. One just cannot beat mountain lakes and rivers. I also went to the Washington Pass overlook, just to see it all. it would have been great to go on further, but that would have got me home well into the evening, so we will wait on that for another time. I did stop in a Rainy pass on the way home, and visit Rainy Lake, easy to get too, seemed like a nice windup to the day. Sure was a long road trip - 6 hour behind the wheel, total. Views were outstanding, and worth the time it took to get there. Loved it all. The drive to Washington Pass was nice too, such incredible scenery.
Tuesday was my social day. The afternoon found me in Seattle. I was able to finally connect up with a friend We still meet every Tuesday, over coffee to catch up on life, and things at my former place of employment, Nordstrom. Barb has had so cancel alot lately due to work obligations, so it was really great to finally be able to get together. Before I met up with her I decided to visit our local public market, Pike Place Market, and walk the loop there. It is a great market, dozens of local farmers and merchants selling their wares. Is has such a wonderful feeling to it all, so I spent a couple of hours at the market. I love that place, Always something going on there. Alot of street musicians and a TON of tourists. The place was on overload . What a great day out!
Wednesday, after swimming, we went to Juanita Beach. The weather was great, the afternoon was turning into a warm afternoon, like 89 (!!), so off we went! We did all of what he goes there for. Lots of play, and it was warm enough that he could swim in the water. He had such fun with that. I had also brought a pair of swim trunks for William, so he was able to really get in the water, and play as much as he wanted. He continues to love the very small waves, and had a blast. Nicholas was there to show him the ropes, and to introduce him to sand castles. Nicholas would start one, William would come in and knock it over. WHAT FUN! WHAT A MESS he was after that. :roll: :lol: :lol: They both were! William has really developed a fondness for it all, he just gets so excited when he sees the parks, the beaches, the rivers, He is so very much like his brother when he was that age. He just loved it. We also had a small picnic after our beach and park time. All around - really a terrific day. I bet both those boys slept well that night. AWESOME time at the beach.
Thursday was road trip day. We had incredible weather in the forecast, and well, it just had to be an outdoor day. It was another 85 degree day, so outdoors on a river was really a great choice. We started out at Beckler River, off of HWY 2 near Skykomish. it is a favorite spot of Nicholas's. I had told Nicholas that I had seen fish there a few weeks back, so that was his mission. he hit every little pool he could find, and yup! Found a mother load of them. it is just so cool when a kid can stand in the river like that and have these fish swim arounf his feet. Where else can he get experiences like that? Anyways - he just had so much fun there. William too. He found the mother load of rocks and tossed and tossed and tossed. It was an incredible morning on a very pretty river for the boys. After Beckler, we went to the Big Eddy, on the Skykomish River near Gold Bar. That was an awesome time. Sunny, warm, river was down some, and not to cold. The river was low enough that Nicholas, and William somewhat, could wade out into it. They really did have the best of times this afternoon. it was busy there, but no matter. The river is known for it's rafting, and we were able to watch a group do their thing. There was also a family gathering there, which in a way was nice, as Nicholas had the chance to explore and play some with some of the kids. For the most part though, he played with William, in and out of the river. An all around awesome afternoon on the river. We saw 3 trains cross the bridge that crosses the river a few hundred yards down. Way cool. We wound up our time there with a picnic on the river. Perfecto! I really love these road trips. We have the antics in teh back seat as we drive, with those Many Faces of Travel. ALl such fun! One the way hope we treated ourselves and stopped in at a local Starbucks for some Frappuchinos! YUM!
Friday was another "free to travel " day since Nicholas did not swim his usual FR morning swim (we went Thursday instead). We ended up making it a local trail and park day. Getting anywhere further out is difficult due to multiple freeway and road closures, fires,etc. we started our day with a stop in at the Mesika Trail, by the Lynnwood Pool. We thought it would be fun to check on the berries there, see if more had come into fruit, do a berry run at the pool trail this morning before heading to Meadowdale Park. That was so fun. Nicholas found that hidden patch of wild raspberries last week, remembered where it was, so this week he once again climbed on in and ate them all, probably 50 of them in there, He did save a few for his brother, who was busy with the huckleberries, and some early blackberries. It was fun. We ended up doing the whole trail, with alot of play time throughout of walk. The afternoon was spent at a local park we have found. Meadowdale Park continues to be a favorite of Nicholas's. The playground equipment is really nice, with good challenges for him, and well there is that zip line. :razz: :razz: :razz: :razz: That thing is so fun. Nicholas just loves it. Yesterday he was able to make it all work without Grammie's help. He has made a few new friends during our visits there, and on yesterday he met several more. It was nice that he is willing to play with whomever he meets there. It is so great to be able to watch him play with boys his own age. They run and climb on everything. The laughs for them are endless. William watches it all, trying so much to be part of the group. :lol: It is so wonderful that we can find such great places to visit so close to home.
PHOTOS note: I have been struggling, and continue to struggle, with the Picassa upload for a couple of weeks now/ Issues with the video files. I ended up deleting all the video files so that I could get this condo finally posted! so so frustrating! Anyways - the vids are all on FaceBook anyways, and are all available there. If by chance I am not on your friends list, and you want to add me, just let me know, or send a friend request to Michelle Be Roth. I will accept it.
I am sitting here this morning, just like last week, trying to think what to write about the kitties.... thinking alot too about Mannie, and all the adventures he planned to for all the LL kitties. I so miss those days, and the fun, and relief from all the FD and the stress that comes with it. I reread what I wrote last week, and well it really sums up what live with those that remain here, after Mannie's passing, is like. So at the risk of being repetitive, here it is, from last week:
Normalcy in MusketeerVille! What to say about the kitties.... They have been good kitties, and even Lola! Well sorta on Lola... Lola will always be Lola. Crazy fun Lola. I wrote most of this last week, but it still holds true. They are all well! YAY!!! They are enjoying warmer weather here, and open windows. I still haven't done the catio for Lola and Bug, the expense is a deterrent. I do hope to be able to get that done for them, especially Lola, soon. Bug seems to be indifferent to being able to go outside, he never ever even tries. Lola I've had to haul back inside way too many times to count... she is a master at escaping. Elsa still has her outdoor privileges. She's always been an outdoor kitty, loves it there. She's a good girl though, and never leaves her yard. Long gone are her days of touring the neighbors yard, and being the mouse population controller of the neighborhood. This senior gal likes it in her own back yard now. anyways....soon I truly hope for a catio and a kitty run for Lola and Bug. it will be nice for Elsa too in that I can let them all be out when I am not home. Lola continues too to pound on all glass and plastic surfaces. What a hoot. Still walking the railing and the frig door. Still eating my plants. She knocked over several last week, broke one of my big ones into two pieces, middle of the stalk. sheshhh! Crazy fun Lola! Bug continues to warm up to the boys more and more as the days go by. Sure is nice to see that. Elsa is still dong well, darn active for an almost 18 year old. She sleeps alot, but what the heck: part of being a cat. She continues to be a very good lap cat of late: nice! :lol: With the warm weather she has been out in the yard alot. Lola is SO JEALOUS!!, and lets me know it whenever she sees Big Sis out in the yard. :roll: It is interesting that Bug just doesn't seem to mind that all. He is more than content to be a house cat. Kitties are good, and All are sound asleep as I write this.... Stay good kitties! I keep waiting for Lola to find something to stir the pot with here, but she hasn't. Maybe being 2 now she is mellowing, maybe. Though she is part Maine Coon, so I suspect that we will alwyas have slot of that Spunk. I sure hope so anyways. I know I write this alot, but it all continues to be true: When I got home last night I watched the usual Friday night run and romp. That is so fun to watch, and so what goes down here on FR nights. Elsa just watches, trying to decide if she wants to run too. We have been, lately, getting her to join in on one of the romps. She runs once, maybe twice, chasing Bug down the hall. Not too bad for my senior gal. :lol: :lol: This is about the only time I can ever get her to run like that. It is nice to see once in a while. There was nothing amiss when I got home, just kitties waiting at the top of the stairs. Just as it always is. LOVE THAT! Lola was rolling on the stairs, Bug was pacing, and Elsa was just sitting with that stare: where have you been? Definitely a normal Friday night for the kitties. I get a few meows, some leg rubs, they get scritches in return, and then off they go. The runs were endless last night. Normalcy in MusketeerVille!
Have a great day everyone! Enjoy your Caturday. I have shopping and laundry to do. oh what fun. not. :lol: :lol: I hope that later today I will be able to walk the trail here, to the shore. 0% chance of rains today, and temps remain in the mid 80's. it should still be a nice day to be out. Paws crossed!
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(Ahhhhhh.... elixir! Thanks Elsa), and Happy Catmint Caturday!LL! It's is I, Elsa, KBP, president and CEO of Coffee Cat! Life is GOOD! GUESS WHAT! Paw Prints Pizza is open and ready for business! They are running a Caturday Catnip special today, in honor of Catmint Caturday - lots of nip in those pies! They have even used their signature nip cheese.
It is warm once again for us PNW kitties, and Bug and Lola say they are turning off the pizza ovens early, cuz well it gets mega hot in there in the afternoons.... so best order early! So stop by Mannie's treehouse and get some pies! so. well. anyways. Coffee time! For today, I proudly offer Elsa's special 10 hour energy coffee, and Double shot espressos, with beans from deep within the mountain slopes of Africa, AND.... for all my Mocha fans: a venti quad peppermint white chocolate mocha, with peppermint infused whip, garnished with peppermint candy chips and white chocolate shavings... It is my bean's fav! SWEET! OH! No worries, a dollop of peppermint and vanilla and chocolate and caramel swirl ice cream, on top of a dollop of fudge, sprinkled with peppermint chips and a chocolate caramel drizzle.... Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh....... mega good! I hope everyone had a great day yesterday, and a great week. The days with the boys have been good ones! We have been very busy, that part of life has not changed. Will it ever? ;-) What a BUSY week! Wednesday was our swim day this week, AND (!!) we were able once again to swim on Friday night. That was great, as we have missed the last two due to summer activities in those pools, and family things. It was great For Nicholas to be back at it on Friday night. We were unable to swim the usual Friday morning swim since I could not find anyone to watch William for me on that day. It worked out ok though, as we did get to swim FR night, so all was well. We were at a "new pool" in Snohomish, as I found they did offer a recreational swim time that fit the time we needed in the early evening. It was a bit of a drive, but we made the time slot, got to swim, and still made it to his home at a decent hour. YAY!
Swimming Wednesday and swimming Friday night was as good as it always is. The energizer fishie was in his element, and continues to have a great time in the pool. He continues to make do with the summer schedule and his main pool and the no big pool situation. He still tries to get in some of his "deep sea diving" ventures in what areas there that are big enough and deep enough to retrieve things from the bottom. The hot tub there has proven to be invaluable in that regard. The pool is now on their summer swim schedule, which means that the big pool that Nicholas loves is not available, due to all the swim lessons they run there during the summer. He has adapted to loosing that pool well, and has found ways to do what he likes to do in the big pool in the ones that he now has. It was nice to see him accept that without any fuss. His comment this week on the no big pool: " Again???? This is a long time. This has been too long of a wait." True, and sadly we have a few more weeks before fall scheduling kicks in, sometime arounf September 8. He continues to interact well with the others kids he meets there, so all is well, so far, in the swimming world of a three year old. We still have many many swims under the surface! He just loves being able to do that. Friday night swimming at his new "backup" pool was great. He was so into trying all that they had there, back and forth between everything! It was fun to watch him - all was on high alert, he didn't want to miss anything. ;-) They have an open area that joins a few of the activity sections where he swam the length unassisted, back and forth. that was kinda cool. The lazy river is a good one there, faster than most, so we also spent some time "tubin' it" on the river. Really cool and fun stuff! Nicholas still looks forward to our after swim Friday Night Burger Feast too. That is just so fun: burgers and fries, just him and me, with lots of fun stories. Last night we again talked pool closures, as well as all our berry hunts, swimming in the viziers. He also talked alot about summer swim schedules and finally being able to swim again at his Friday night pool. He was one very happy boy. We also talked endlessly about how his pools were closed. I heard alot of "What a BUMMER!" ;-) I still love that drive from the pool to his house: 30 minutes of little guy stories, my little back seat driver! Quite the imagination he has. He tells stories, we continue to look for rainbows and sunsets and views of Seattle, baseball and trains, and pool closures. Last night, like last week, we made up this grand adventure, a trip to all these cool places, and what we would do when we were there. It was a great drive home: sunny skies, and the making of a great sunset! AWESOME TIME!
Monday found me out hiking.
What an adventure! We have several wildfires in the area, lots of traffic closures, which is making getting to some of my fav places difficult. This continues.... I elected to take a chance, and travel anywyas, and head on out to travel and hike off of the North Cascades Highway. The area is exceptional, and ever so pretty! I went to Blue Lake on SR20, way up to the Washington pass area. it was a nice hike, and I enjoyed it. It felt awesome to be back in the north cascades. I just love it there, it is a very primo area. Climb was easy, only about 800 feet, mileage around 5. It fit the ticket for today. lake was really very pretty, and full of fish, Rainbows I think (???) Water was ever so clear. One just cannot beat mountain lakes and rivers. I also went to the Washington Pass overlook, just to see it all. it would have been great to go on further, but that would have got me home well into the evening, so we will wait on that for another time. I did stop in a Rainy pass on the way home, and visit Rainy Lake, easy to get too, seemed like a nice windup to the day. Sure was a long road trip - 6 hour behind the wheel, total. Views were outstanding, and worth the time it took to get there. Loved it all. The drive to Washington Pass was nice too, such incredible scenery. Tuesday was my social day. The afternoon found me in Seattle. I was able to finally connect up with a friend We still meet every Tuesday, over coffee to catch up on life, and things at my former place of employment, Nordstrom. Barb has had so cancel alot lately due to work obligations, so it was really great to finally be able to get together. Before I met up with her I decided to visit our local public market, Pike Place Market, and walk the loop there. It is a great market, dozens of local farmers and merchants selling their wares. Is has such a wonderful feeling to it all, so I spent a couple of hours at the market. I love that place, Always something going on there. Alot of street musicians and a TON of tourists. The place was on overload . What a great day out!
Wednesday, after swimming, we went to Juanita Beach. The weather was great, the afternoon was turning into a warm afternoon, like 89 (!!), so off we went! We did all of what he goes there for. Lots of play, and it was warm enough that he could swim in the water. He had such fun with that. I had also brought a pair of swim trunks for William, so he was able to really get in the water, and play as much as he wanted. He continues to love the very small waves, and had a blast. Nicholas was there to show him the ropes, and to introduce him to sand castles. Nicholas would start one, William would come in and knock it over. WHAT FUN! WHAT A MESS he was after that. :roll: :lol: :lol: They both were! William has really developed a fondness for it all, he just gets so excited when he sees the parks, the beaches, the rivers, He is so very much like his brother when he was that age. He just loved it. We also had a small picnic after our beach and park time. All around - really a terrific day. I bet both those boys slept well that night. AWESOME time at the beach.
Thursday was road trip day. We had incredible weather in the forecast, and well, it just had to be an outdoor day. It was another 85 degree day, so outdoors on a river was really a great choice. We started out at Beckler River, off of HWY 2 near Skykomish. it is a favorite spot of Nicholas's. I had told Nicholas that I had seen fish there a few weeks back, so that was his mission. he hit every little pool he could find, and yup! Found a mother load of them. it is just so cool when a kid can stand in the river like that and have these fish swim arounf his feet. Where else can he get experiences like that? Anyways - he just had so much fun there. William too. He found the mother load of rocks and tossed and tossed and tossed. It was an incredible morning on a very pretty river for the boys. After Beckler, we went to the Big Eddy, on the Skykomish River near Gold Bar. That was an awesome time. Sunny, warm, river was down some, and not to cold. The river was low enough that Nicholas, and William somewhat, could wade out into it. They really did have the best of times this afternoon. it was busy there, but no matter. The river is known for it's rafting, and we were able to watch a group do their thing. There was also a family gathering there, which in a way was nice, as Nicholas had the chance to explore and play some with some of the kids. For the most part though, he played with William, in and out of the river. An all around awesome afternoon on the river. We saw 3 trains cross the bridge that crosses the river a few hundred yards down. Way cool. We wound up our time there with a picnic on the river. Perfecto! I really love these road trips. We have the antics in teh back seat as we drive, with those Many Faces of Travel. ALl such fun! One the way hope we treated ourselves and stopped in at a local Starbucks for some Frappuchinos! YUM!
Friday was another "free to travel " day since Nicholas did not swim his usual FR morning swim (we went Thursday instead). We ended up making it a local trail and park day. Getting anywhere further out is difficult due to multiple freeway and road closures, fires,etc. we started our day with a stop in at the Mesika Trail, by the Lynnwood Pool. We thought it would be fun to check on the berries there, see if more had come into fruit, do a berry run at the pool trail this morning before heading to Meadowdale Park. That was so fun. Nicholas found that hidden patch of wild raspberries last week, remembered where it was, so this week he once again climbed on in and ate them all, probably 50 of them in there,
He did save a few for his brother, who was busy with the huckleberries, and some early blackberries. It was fun. We ended up doing the whole trail, with alot of play time throughout of walk. The afternoon was spent at a local park we have found. Meadowdale Park continues to be a favorite of Nicholas's. The playground equipment is really nice, with good challenges for him, and well there is that zip line. :razz: :razz: :razz: :razz: That thing is so fun. Nicholas just loves it. Yesterday he was able to make it all work without Grammie's help. He has made a few new friends during our visits there, and on yesterday he met several more. It was nice that he is willing to play with whomever he meets there. It is so great to be able to watch him play with boys his own age. They run and climb on everything. The laughs for them are endless. William watches it all, trying so much to be part of the group. :lol: It is so wonderful that we can find such great places to visit so close to home. PHOTOS note: I have been struggling, and continue to struggle, with the Picassa upload for a couple of weeks now/ Issues with the video files. I ended up deleting all the video files so that I could get this condo finally posted! so so frustrating! Anyways - the vids are all on FaceBook anyways, and are all available there. If by chance I am not on your friends list, and you want to add me, just let me know, or send a friend request to Michelle Be Roth. I will accept it.
I am sitting here this morning, just like last week, trying to think what to write about the kitties.... thinking alot too about Mannie, and all the adventures he planned to for all the LL kitties. I so miss those days, and the fun, and relief from all the FD and the stress that comes with it. I reread what I wrote last week, and well it really sums up what live with those that remain here, after Mannie's passing, is like. So at the risk of being repetitive, here it is, from last week:
Normalcy in MusketeerVille!
What to say about the kitties.... They have been good kitties, and even Lola! Well sorta on Lola... Lola will always be Lola. Crazy fun Lola. I wrote most of this last week, but it still holds true. They are all well! YAY!!! They are enjoying warmer weather here, and open windows. I still haven't done the catio for Lola and Bug, the expense is a deterrent. I do hope to be able to get that done for them, especially Lola, soon. Bug seems to be indifferent to being able to go outside, he never ever even tries. Lola I've had to haul back inside way too many times to count... she is a master at escaping. Elsa still has her outdoor privileges. She's always been an outdoor kitty, loves it there. She's a good girl though, and never leaves her yard. Long gone are her days of touring the neighbors yard, and being the mouse population controller of the neighborhood. This senior gal likes it in her own back yard now. anyways....soon I truly hope for a catio and a kitty run for Lola and Bug. it will be nice for Elsa too in that I can let them all be out when I am not home. Lola continues too to pound on all glass and plastic surfaces. What a hoot. Still walking the railing and the frig door. Still eating my plants. She knocked over several last week, broke one of my big ones into two pieces, middle of the stalk. sheshhh! Crazy fun Lola! Bug continues to warm up to the boys more and more as the days go by. Sure is nice to see that. Elsa is still dong well, darn active for an almost 18 year old. She sleeps alot, but what the heck: part of being a cat. She continues to be a very good lap cat of late: nice! :lol: With the warm weather she has been out in the yard alot. Lola is SO JEALOUS!!, and lets me know it whenever she sees Big Sis out in the yard. :roll: It is interesting that Bug just doesn't seem to mind that all. He is more than content to be a house cat. Kitties are good, and All are sound asleep as I write this.... Stay good kitties! I keep waiting for Lola to find something to stir the pot with here, but she hasn't. Maybe being 2 now she is mellowing, maybe. Though she is part Maine Coon, so I suspect that we will alwyas have slot of that Spunk. I sure hope so anyways. I know I write this alot, but it all continues to be true: When I got home last night I watched the usual Friday night run and romp. That is so fun to watch, and so what goes down here on FR nights. Elsa just watches, trying to decide if she wants to run too. We have been, lately, getting her to join in on one of the romps. She runs once, maybe twice, chasing Bug down the hall. Not too bad for my senior gal. :lol: :lol: This is about the only time I can ever get her to run like that. It is nice to see once in a while. There was nothing amiss when I got home, just kitties waiting at the top of the stairs. Just as it always is. LOVE THAT! Lola was rolling on the stairs, Bug was pacing, and Elsa was just sitting with that stare: where have you been? Definitely a normal Friday night for the kitties. I get a few meows, some leg rubs, they get scritches in return, and then off they go. The runs were endless last night. Normalcy in MusketeerVille!Have a great day everyone! Enjoy your Caturday. I have shopping and laundry to do. oh what fun. not. :lol: :lol: I hope that later today I will be able to walk the trail here, to the shore. 0% chance of rains today, and temps remain in the mid 80's. it should still be a nice day to be out. Paws crossed!
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