That is a great shot!!!
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Thank you! I just used my UMX cell phone camera. The light source was the motion-sensor light on the corner of the garage nearest the tree.
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In case yer wondârin, thatâs an old copy of Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine her headâs restinâ upon.
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Catless cat-pose.
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Yeah. And with a cat the legs are often invisible too, a position we call âmeatloaf.â
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View me!
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Excellent! You have a lovely voice⌠Thanks for sharing!
Have you ever thought of doing a blog on stuff about things like classical hollywood or mid-century politics, etc? You always are a treasure trove of information about that periodâŚ
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I have one, but I donât keep up with itâŚif I had any audience, there was no response.
Iâm pretty sure my âWhy should I demonstrate my skills and talents if no one is going to pay more than a secondâs worth of attention?â attitude from my growing-up years.
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The sound-effects are provided by the little poorly-trained dogs next door and the bigger dogs next door to them. Shaking is both from myself and the wind.
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Beautiful roses! (And is the puddy cat.) I liked the two-toned rose especially.
We once visited the International Rose Test Garden in Portland, and it was amazing. One thing we noticed was that a lot of most beautiful roses had either little smell or none. And some of them didnât smell very good, IIRC. Bred for appearance, I guess.
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The reddish one (whose color is actually a bit more coral; it doesnât photograph well) is called Tropicana, and my mom brought it over from our house in Detroit and planted it. The other is Medallion, and was given to my mom by a friend of my brotherâs, sometime in the late 1990s/early 2000s (I think).
Sugarplum is under the hosta.
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This morning in the shower, I was viciously attacked by the exhaust fan that you donât see here:
Somehow it missed me entirely but tore a hole in the shower curtain â I canât even figure out that trajectory, maybe it swung by the electrical cord. Also, startled the bejeezus out of me.
When I was a (nervous) kid I used to worry about ceiling fans shaking themselves loose and falling, but this isnât a scenario I imagined⌠
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Glad it missed. We have one like that. Right over the toilet.
At first I thought, wow, it tore out a square of plasterboard as well. 
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Too hot for fires most of the year, so I converted an old log into a planter and used my 5-year oldâs succulents to make a display for the fireplace.
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Migawd, that is so cool! I love the contrasts, with the green being the highlights!
I salute you!
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