It’s another snowy day here. I wrote my brother. I printed out the Benji the pup interviews fort him because, well, my brother loves critters, too, and I think he’ll get a charge out of the story of Benji.
Dougy snooped over my shoulder. “No, really, I’m looking out the window at the snow,” he protested. “The snow’s in the other direction, kitty.” “Meow…!” Some things never change.
I didn’t notice THAT until I uploaded the file on my computer.
I got your number, buster!
We haven’t had much snow December, but record snowfall November. Go figure!
You can see from the photos in today’s blog, we had a nice amount. Not a great deal of it, but it’s drifted. I’m blocked in imy house and will have to hope I get some help digging out my car since I don’t have a snow shovel any more. (Where I live, maintenance people clear walks, though not always parking spots.)
If I was closer I’d be there in a heartbeat!
I had a childhood dog that loved the snow, and would run and run in it. He really enjoyed snow for doggy play!
I wish Maggie would wear a coat and booties. She suffers for her stubbornness.
Especially since she’;s a short-haired pooch! If she’s like any dog I’ve ever known, though, she loves romping in the snow, and is like a little kid while she does it!
He’s adorable!
Soft and fuzzy, too!
I’ve heard about this snow
Hope you were prepared
Take it easy
I’m not prepared in particular. I mean, I don’t have a snow shovel any longer since the maintenance people where I live deal with the snow….eventually.
No snow here, but it was 31 this morning. Our cats like to watch over us all, don’t they? 🙂
For sure! Most of the time, I have one or two cats hanging out with me. Right now, they are taking their morning naps, but I expect the afternoon visit is close by.
I love hearing about your snow — haven’t seen any, except in photos — for years.
It’s still miserable and cold stuff…! LOL! If I don’t have to be any place in particular, I don’t mind a snow day, but it used to be a challenge to go to work after snow before Iretired. I lived on a street that didn’t get plowed right away, and my street intersected a street that was plowed right away. There’d always be a big pile of snow across my path at the intersection, a plowed mess that was sufficient to high center a car and leave you stuck. Of course, if one ignored the stop sign, one sometimes got enough forward momentum to sail over the drift! A bit dangerous and completely illegal to do, of course.
I’m sure it wouldn’t be fun in real like, but you make it sound like fun 😉
As long as you have food and water, a warm house, two kitties, and the ability to amuse oneself with simple activities, snow days can be fun!
Sounds like you are purrfectly purrpared!
More or less…!
At the computer ? This is Andy!! 🙂
In friendship
Michel
No, it was Dougy in the photo. Andy was there earlier, taking his morning bath on top of the computer, his favorite perch for hygiene.