Blogger has been filling my Reading List with posts from 5-10 years ago. Every once in a while, a current one is sprinkled in. All that means is that if I'm absent from commenting on your blog, your post is lost among the old ones. Hopefully, this will right itself soon. It's been happening for a couple of days.
And now a picture from Christmas past.
Annie loved the Christmas mints. She would knock the basket over and then roll around on the floor with them. Maybe they reminded her of catnip? But she did it every day.
I've been having the same issue on my reading list, too, June.
ReplyDeleteAw, I remember you posting about Annie and the Christmas mints and also how you would hang certain ornaments on the lower branches of your tree for the cats to play with. Good memories of your special friends. :)
I hung the same little apples on the bottom branches of our tree this year even though we don't have cats anymore. They would knock them off and chase them around like ping-pong balls. It was always fun.
DeleteAw, I bet you are missing the Christmas Cat adventures. If you lived close by, you could come over and watch my two hooligans at work. I bought a cardboard Christmas cat house and Pippa was chewing on it even before I had it assembled. Stinker.
ReplyDeleteI was looking through some old posts the other day and found the one where you introduced your cats. That had me remembering how much we enjoyed our cats.
DeleteThat's so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteEven in her old age, Annie entertained us.
DeleteAww! How annoyingly precious! It's so fun to run across old posts!
ReplyDeleteThat's a good description of all of the cat's we've had -- "annoyingly precious." :)
DeleteMy reading list is still intake. My sidebar list is another story. Blogs disappear from that all the time. Love those bluebird houses from your previous post!
ReplyDeleteBlogger is free, so I can't complain too much. But I do anyway. :)
DeleteWe have an assembly line going to make the kits for the bluebird houses. We started out with just a couple, but some others have requested them. It should be a fun thing for parents to do with their kids.