For Feline Friday, all you have to do is post a picture, drawing, cartoon, or video of a cat.
I
certainly have plenty of cat pictures, so I thought I’d join in.
Here’s
Charlie snoozing.
Doesn’t
he look so cute and comfortable?
For Feline Friday, all you have to do is post a picture, drawing, cartoon, or video of a cat.
I
certainly have plenty of cat pictures, so I thought I’d join in.
Here’s
Charlie snoozing.
Doesn’t
he look so cute and comfortable?
Dearest Danielle,
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing sweeter than the view of a kitty that feels oh so sheltered and protected.
That makes us see them at their sweetest and cutest!
Hugs,
Mariette + Kitties
Awww, snug as a bug in a rug!
ReplyDeleteCats are napping champs. Charlie represents well!
ReplyDeleteHe definitely looks comfortable.
ReplyDeleteHe is very cute and looks very comfy! (I followed the link to your blog that Live and Learn had posted).
ReplyDeleteFeline Friday. What a great idea. Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteCharlie looks very comfortable.
ReplyDeleteWouldn't we all want to be him for a day! Zzzzzzz
ReplyDeleteThank you for the compliments on the porch and fairy gardens. I live in Northern Ohio and some years we can get a lot of snow. So I do take my fairy gardens down each year and store the pieces. I make sure to put them in place in the spring on a day my grandchildren aren't here so that they can discover them. Luckily some are young enough to believe the fairies have moved back home.
Oh to be a cat.. he looks really comfy.
ReplyDeletehe sure is cute, comfy and cozy!! cats ~ the champions of napping!!
ReplyDeleteOH how sweet and snuggable! I love seeing him and his name is perfect for him. I will answer you here as there is no email for me to use. Firstly, I don't start my plants, Gardenias, with cuttings but you can and then translate them. I take the easy way out and buy well established ones..maybe 2 ft. tall. And keep them watered well for the first months until they are established and can depend on rain. If it's ever dry for too long, I would definitely water them. I use fertilizer for acid loving plants only... and in the required amount in the Spring. Water water water. When it gets very cold; (you're in NC and I am in East TN.,) I cover them against frost and certainly for icing damage.
ReplyDeleteI do the same for my Camellias. Same acid loving fertilizer too. I talk to them too, and I ask how they are doing as I go by looking at them to see if they need anything. And I do that at least once a week. I couldn't;t do that this past January as there were several days below 0 and right smack on top of that was a 11 inch snow that covered for 4 days. It killed all my little fellers. (hug)
transPLANT them, for pete sakes. Typo.
ReplyDeleteHe's certainly precious and comfortable.
ReplyDeleteThank you for putting up a Feline Friday post. If you ever want to link up with everyone, it will be over here.