She's done me in.

Well, I've pretty much given up trying to keep down this crazy cat.

                                       "I knew I'd do her in."

The only place she hasn't jumped to today is the top of the fridge and she's probably thinking she'll keep that for the finale tonight.
She is a brave one; a lion cub; a majestic wild beast.
She's fast and furious and leaves me in the dust. 
I 'd say she's on the mend.

I show her a sunny spot in the mouse-house and instead of lying down she plays shadow games.
Ah, she's a pistol and no one will keep her still.

Why can't she be lazy like her momma.

                              zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

It's a beeeeeautiful day here.
Here's two birdies joining me at the little portable greenhouse.

And Simon's friend dropped by. 
But he must have been busy 'cause he just came to the door and then disappeared again. He may be nervous about losing his 5-star den to a free-loader. Hard to tell. 

"I can't play right now. I'm cleaning house."

I can't blame the little guy...he's spoiled rotten. Although, he could use a new house sign. I'll get on that.

                                  Let's look back a bit...

As I mentioned, I'd like to show you a photo a day of my much-loved kitty-clients from my cat-sitting service in the area where we used to live.
Drum-roll please.
"Ladies and Gentlemen, may I introduce to you the stunningly beautiful Serena. Or as I fondly called her

                                          L'il Blue Eyes.

When I first met Serena I was absolutely taken back by her beauty. And in time, I thought of her as the most gorgeous cat, inside and out, that I had ever had the privilege to know.
She was a silly one who loved to roll back and forth on the floor while I
combed her soft, silky coat. I'd have done anything for her. She had me wrapped around her paw. She was a cat that was hard to leave and I still miss this beauty.

Well, I'd better go see what Audrey is up to.
A ping-pong ball just came flying out of the bedroom. *sigh*

hugs, Deb