America’s last bloom
The Last Rose
Category: Roses
Roses
Happy Growlloween!
Jake turns into a Werejake on Halloween
Holy Jakamole! That’s impressive! And the rest of you cats think I’m silly to be wary of Jake! I rest my kitty case.
The President of UNM’s yard
Sandias under the half moon. The Pleiades rising on the left.
Hard Frost
When Jake and I left for our walk at 6:45 a.m., the temperature was 25º F (-3.9º C). When we got back home 55 minutes later, the temperature had dropped to 24º F (-4.4º C). We had been getting light frost for the past two weeks. This morning was the first hard frost.
Marble trying to warm herself in the cold sunrise
Our Burning Bush
Jake under half moon at sunset
Spunk lying on my lap in front of the fireplace in the library
A Few Fall Roses
A Belafonte break
A Lot Of Stuff
Dawn
Jake hoping for a handout
A cluster of cats
Gwendolyn
Loki helping with laundry
Udderly rediculous
Spunk annoyed
Spunk eyes
The first of three of Susan’s roses
Sunset
Crescent moon at dusk
Sleeping in Past Sunrise
Freezing temperatures and a higher river level produced more fog this morning.
A more colorful dawn
While Jake and I were out walking in freezing temperatures at daybreak, the cats were still asleep on the bed when we got back before sunrise. They were still sleeping in after sunrise.
Marble says one of many advantages she has over being a dog is that she can sleep in while the dog and stupid paparazzo have to go on a walk in the freezing cold.
Sunset
Light Frost
Lavender sunrise
Frost at dawn
Peace Rose
Gwendolyn hoping il paprazzo doesn’t see her
Spunk
Sunset
Box Hugger
The river was up about two feet at dawn
Glenda
Spunk hugging boxes I broke down trying to keep me from taking them out.
The box hugger was holding his cardboard
Loki
A shot of Sandhill Cranes on a fly-by
Pssst! Hey you! Yeah, you, Paparazzo! Have any wire cutters you could spare?
Sunset
City Cats
A gray dawn
Noontime
A few minutes later
Dusk in the city
Coyote Dawn
Resa’s Wolf Tree and Venus at dawn.
When Jake and I went out for a walk at dawn, the first critters we encountered when we walked out onto the ditch bank were a couple of coyotes.
Harvest Supermoon on its way to setting.
Sandias and geese in the mist again.
Balloons on the rise
Clouds splashing over the sandias eventually brought rain. We have 2/10 of an inch so far.
We got a rainbow at sunset
Sandias were still socked in
The clouds split for a moment at sunset
Off Center & Not Even 