Pre-dawn
Dawn
Inside and outside
Cats, open doors, all the same
Temperature, too
Marble
Sandias
Cheese line
Fallen trees
Spunk & Glenda
Old burn
Animals / black cats / Bosque / calico cats / Cats / Clouds / Corrales / Cottonwoods / Flowers / Glenda / Loki / Marble / Poetry / Sasha / Spunk / Trees
All The Same
Off Center & Not Even 
Nice photograph
Thanks, Mayadgama.
Marble is in a trance. 🐱 Beautiful skyscapes!
Thanks, Michele.
Very nice.
Thanks, Shey.
It really is amazing that your cats like cheese. Mine won’t touch it and they don’t drink milk either.
Thanks, Roberta.
great shots (I love the kitties!)
Thanks, Silvia.
You’ve got some beautiful scenery in life to enjoy :-)!
Thanks, Randall. Our tiny corner of the world has a lot to offer.
Really like the sky photos. Kitties are cute too. Cardboard boxes are the best cat toys ever.
I’m glad to see that Marble is in the pink. I didn’t realize she was so small compared to the others. Or maybe that’s just the angle of the photo.
Beautiful cloud-scapes. Hugs.
She’s our smallest kitty at 9 pounds. Loki weighs 18 pounds. Silver and Sasha weigh 16 pounds each. Gwendolyn weighs 15 pounds, and Spunk and Genda weigh 13 pounds each. Marble holds her own against the giant kitties. Thanks, Teagan.
Fabulous photographs…thank you :). Marble is gorgeous….
Just, WOW!
Thanks, Inchie.
I love those kitties! Your dawn photo looks like pink-orange whitecaps on waves reaching for the shore. The Sandias – what’s not to love there? The mountains and clouds in all their moods are beautiful.
Thanks, Lavinia.
That dawn sky is stunning! I love the rippled clouds.
Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim.
Gee, Marble looks like he’s in a zombie movie.
I always knew one day Spunkie-Poo 💋 would be on the cover of Vanity Fair!
I see the article about him will be in the entertainment section.
It’s all coming together! xo
Spunk and Billie Joel are entertainers. Thanks, Resa.
Always great to see your kitties and skies..
Thanks, Julie.
Now that is some Purple Haze run threw Marble’s box.
She was hazing out. Thanks, Brian.