My goodness! What a lot of news and a poem too, with fab pics!
You are a cat lover, big time. Gotta love that, and I’m sure Lorrie loves them just as much as you do.
I love cats too, but the dog I have now, Dancer, well, he loves to chase cats, so I don’t have a cat because he’s impossible, a real farm boy, that one.
I don’t think he wants to hurt the cats: he wants to herd them.
We don’t chase them very often as most of them come when we call them. But they do need to be herded around a fair amount. Laurie generally puts “Cat Herder” as her profession on forms and surveys.
I love the way your mind handles words and imagery. The picture of the cat formerly known as midnight fascinates me. Is it against some kind of mirror?
Hi Susan. He’s sitting by the mirror wall in the dance room. The mirror is dusty and the short depth of field turns the dust in snowflake-like white spots. The dustiness worked for this photo, but it reminded me to clean the mirror.
Off Center & Not Even 
Quite the stare on midnight (aka who knows what yet) there.
Thanks, Teri!
My goodness! What a lot of news and a poem too, with fab pics!
You are a cat lover, big time. Gotta love that, and I’m sure Lorrie loves them just as much as you do.
Thanks, Genie. We’ve always been crazy cat people, now we are becoming really crazy cat people.
I love cats too, but the dog I have now, Dancer, well, he loves to chase cats, so I don’t have a cat because he’s impossible, a real farm boy, that one.
I don’t think he wants to hurt the cats: he wants to herd them.
Dogs like to herd and chase. Of course we do our share of cat chasing and cat herding around here.
Ops, I meant to change my blog URL, to Feral Poetess. I may change URLs, not sure yet, I get tired of being a Feral Poetess (I am tame at times!)
🙂
We all succumb to tameness from time to time.
Not too often, I hope! 😉
What? You and Lorrie herd and chase the cats?! Too funny! 🙂
We don’t chase them very often as most of them come when we call them. But they do need to be herded around a fair amount. Laurie generally puts “Cat Herder” as her profession on forms and surveys.
I love the way your mind handles words and imagery. The picture of the cat formerly known as midnight fascinates me. Is it against some kind of mirror?
Hi Susan. He’s sitting by the mirror wall in the dance room. The mirror is dusty and the short depth of field turns the dust in snowflake-like white spots. The dustiness worked for this photo, but it reminded me to clean the mirror.