Marble said she heard it was take-your-cat-to-work day. Sorry, Marble! You would not like it at the office with all those dirty dogs.
Take Your Cat To Work Day?
Category: Cats
What’s With The Lights?
Cats: “Why did you turn on the surgical lights?” Paparazzo: “Better to click you with!” Cats: “Stupid, pesky, pathetic Paparazzo!”
Nathanial Night Heron
Since we have been seeing the Night Heron every morning lately, I decided he needed a name. Nathanial seemed like a good one.
Spunk thinks he’s much more adorable than a stinking night heron!
Sunshine & Rain
Sunny and raining at the same time
Spunk giving Gwendolyn a hug and a kiss.
Car crash Tuesday. There were three accidents within a mile’s stretch of Coors Rd. on my way to Tristan’s house this afternoon.
Live Spunk Art
Night Heron Takes Flight
Morning cloud
The Night Heron didn’t let me get very close to it before it took flight this morning.
Marble soaking up sunrise
Mama Dove this afternoon
Lick ‘m! Lick ‘m Good!
Spunk licking Silver
Mama Dove sitting on her dovelettes
Loki
Glenda
All Kinds Of Critters
Only Mothers Left To Grieve
After reading a short piece about Russian soldiers riding motorcycles toward the Ukrainian forces, running over mines, getting shot by drones, and Ukrainian soldiers, I wrote a song and made the above music video about it.
Spunk is shocked
Night Heron @ Sunrise
Sunrise
Night Heron
Spunk
Thunderhead @ sunset
Go Ask Teagan
Teagan’s vocals on White Rabbit are flawless. Click on the image to see her video.
Teagan is celebrating her birthday with a tribute to Grace Slick by singing a cover of Jefferson Airplane’s White Rabbit, the iconic song based on Lewis Carrol’s Alice in Wonderland and associated stoies set to a relentless Spanish Paso-doble (Spanish march) rhythm. It is probably one of the best known songs from the psychedelic 60s.
I was nine or ten years old in 1968 or 1969 when I first heard White Rabbit played on a local radio station. Not being an avid Lewis Carroll reader at the time, I had no idea what the lyrics were about other than tripping. I actually thought it had something to do with Arlo Guthrie’s Alice’s Restaurant, which was released in 1967 a few months after White Rabbit, but I had heard Guthrie’s album before I heard “ White Rabbit” played on the radio.
White Basket
Off Center & Not Even 