Project 365: Day 348 -- Cat Fort

I unpacked a bunch of packages that arrived today, and the cats decided to make their own little fort and sleep in the boxes.

Project 365: Day 346 -- My Christmas Kitty!

My little Christmas kitty!

Project 365: Day 343 -- Winter Trees

Just a couple of shots of the bare trees and winter sky...

Project 365: Day 342 -- Bluejays

Just some of the birds in front of the house today...

Project 365: Day 341 -- The Squirrel

We have at least temporarily outsmarted the squirrels with the bird feeder, so they are having to content themselves with the seeds that fall on the ground.

Project 365: Day 338 -- The Faces of Woofey

Man, I love this cat. He's just the sweetest thing--so full of personality. And he hates having his picture taken. You can always tell the difference in his attitude by how much his noise is crinkled. As you can see, by the third frame, he was way over it, and quite put out.

Project 365: Day 334 -- Woofey's Latest Spot

Woofey has a new favorite spot to sleep again. Now it's the empty shelves in Parrish's room. He's gonna be mad when they're gone!

Project 365: Day 332 -- Still Cleaning...

And the work continues, cleaning out Parrish's room. One of these days, it will be finished...

Project 365: Day 331 -- Finder's Keepers

I really like this piece, but we don't have anyplace for it anymore. It's going to Finder's Keepers consignment store.

Project 365: Day 330 -- Thanksgiving

Today is Thanksgiving in the United States. The holiday goes back to the Pilgrims and the Indians, and is a day of feasting and giving thanks for all the many blessings in our lives. The typical Thanksgiving dinner is roasted turkey, with stuffing, potatoes, yams, cranberry sauce, and many other side dishes. Tons of food. Since Parrish can't be home for Thanksgiving, and we can't go out of town (Kelly has to work tomorrow) we didn't plan a Thanksgiving dinner of our own. Two people can't eat a whole turkey and all the sides! This year, our friends Zach and Suzanne invited us to their home for Thanksgiving dinner. There were about 19 people in their little house in Murfreesboro, and it was crowded. But we thoroughly enjoyed the time we spent with them. Thank you both for including us!