Here's a little bit of jazzy James.
I added a couple more ornaments to the dining room today. This nativity scene is made of olive wood
Audrey spent most of the day in her self-made cave today.
Yes, of course she had been naughty and was hiding out but she spends half her day under blankets. She loves it and we are always having to check before we sit down. If there is a bump on the couch..she's the bump. She also looked out the window this morning at the snow falling and immediately hunkered down for the day and was happy to be an indoor cat.
hugs, Deb
Your ornaments and snow flurries are sending us Christmas vibes!
ReplyDeleteHi Deb: Those ornaments are works of art. Is Audrey pushing your buttons again? I love your new header. Which purrfect little one is that looking at the tree. So precious..Happy Weekend..Judy
ReplyDeletei love reading your blog as i have 4 cats of my own, re dry food for the ferals, i always put food out too but was never sure about dry food in frosty nights as there wouldnt be any water for the cats to drink i dont have anywhere frost free outside
ReplyDeleteMarlene x
I hear you. I don't know what to do about water either. There is no where to plug anything in and I can't leave dishes around as it is an area where the owners are not cat friendly. The only reason ferals come there is because they smell the food in their garbage bins. Another lady started putting food out for them years ago and then she was injured on the ice and I took over for her 2 years ago. I go every night with food but have to be very discreet.
DeleteI have an electric water bowl....it keeps the water from freezing.
ReplyDeleteTakes very little electricity.
Unfortunately, the possum also loves the water.
I don't mind, but he insists on bathing in it, and getting it full of dirt.
It must be fun to have a possum around as long as it is cat-friendly.
DeleteBeautiful manger and the wise cat who stay inside in the warmth. Here the wind blows and it's snowing.
ReplyDeletebeautiful wood decorations
ReplyDeletecats are the best cave makers :)
The Olive wood decorations are lovely. I guessed they were from Israel! Oh Audrey and her 'cave'! I know when it gets cold we are so glad our kitties have a warm home also. hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteThe Olive wood decorations are just amazing and what treasures to display this time of year. There's lots of snow through the Cascades, but thankfully, we will have rain and in the 40s. I leave tomorrow to go pick up our sweet Rosie and feel like Christmas is coming early with the excitement. I will surely be posting about our new kitty when I return. I can only imagine what Audrey has done; good thing she has an "angelic" personality!! XOXO
ReplyDeleteThis reminds me of a set of olive wood camels a missionary friend brought my parents when I was a little girl. She had been working in the Middle East and also brought us some sugar cane to taste. It was all so exotic to a little girl!
ReplyDeleteInside the house is a perfect place for kitties to be on a snowy day!
ReplyDeletexo Catherine