25Nov25: the sun goes down early this time of year….
When the sun sets……Andy……should……become……that crepuscular……hunter……that cats – um! -……he awakes!
I turned the photo a quarter turn to make Andy into a scary carnivore. That’s a pillow in the upper right-hand of the photo. Scary, eh?
Andy had a busy afternoon, so he needs this catnap. He’ll be very busy later tonight!
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Kitty cat on duty now: Andy’s sharpening his claws. He has an important kitty job to do!Ready to go! A moment later, he was off on his mission. Good kitty!Andy makes it official: no mousies! He can take another catnap now.
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I detest this time of year! I come home from running errands in the morning, sit down to read the mail (e- as well as traditional paper) and eat a late lunch, look up at the window, and it’s nighttime outside! I suppose for a professional napper like Andy, the weather and early dark are perfect for snoozing, but going to bed at 7 pm. feels like I’ve reverted to the second grade. I don’t want to rush the winter, which I think Nature needs to regenerate, but I’d like a skooch more sun at 6 o’clock.
Me, too! I set on clock on 24 hour time so I can be sure it’s 6 pm or 6 am. Another clock. Helpfully states it’s evening or morning (or part of the day, likec late morning, etc.) but is set for 12 hour readings. Between then, I don’t panic like I used to thinking it was am instead of pm.
Dutiful Andy! This time of year at dusk my crepuscular hunters stick their heads up a moment, see that their sunspots are gone, change position, and go right back off to Dreamland.
Andy looks like he is ready to set off on an adventure with Sponge Bob there, Doug! 🙂
..just as long as he’s home for photo time or invites me on their adventure!
Doug
Who knows where the two of them go when you’re not watching! 🙂
I detest this time of year! I come home from running errands in the morning, sit down to read the mail (e- as well as traditional paper) and eat a late lunch, look up at the window, and it’s nighttime outside! I suppose for a professional napper like Andy, the weather and early dark are perfect for snoozing, but going to bed at 7 pm. feels like I’ve reverted to the second grade. I don’t want to rush the winter, which I think Nature needs to regenerate, but I’d like a skooch more sun at 6 o’clock.
Me, too! I set on clock on 24 hour time so I can be sure it’s 6 pm or 6 am. Another clock. Helpfully states it’s evening or morning (or part of the day, likec late morning, etc.) but is set for 12 hour readings. Between then, I don’t panic like I used to thinking it was am instead of pm.
Doug
like the tigers who are closer to them than we think :O)))
Yes, so turn around, wave your arms, yell “I see you, tiger” till El tigre says, “But I must feed my children.
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Doug
CREEPY SPONGEBOB.
…but he’s smiling! LOL!
Doug
Good sharp pictures
Sometimes I luck out!
Doug
Dutiful Andy! This time of year at dusk my crepuscular hunters stick their heads up a moment, see that their sunspots are gone, change position, and go right back off to Dreamland.
LOL! Sounds very familiar!
Doug