Car-E came up when I was getting a glass of water. I let the water drip, which interested him a great deal.
After I stopped the drip, Car-E went looking for more water fun.
Poor Othello wanted a drink but was kept away by Car-E’s splashing.
I put the towel down because it was the only way to let Sunny have water and not have a flood after Car-E’s play.
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I hope you get a kick out of this archival column. It is timeless.
Poor Rachel. I don’t think she ever really understood what was happening.
Such a simple misunderstanding brought a lot of laughter to our house, except for Rachel.
Laughter is good medicine for anything that ails you. It picks up a person’s spirits even if not ailing.
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Car-E likes to harass the senior cats in the house.
He started jumping on Othello, who is around 16. Car-E just wanted to play but Othello has never seen his play as fun. He often verbally chastized Car-E and moved away, only to be followed by the large kitten.
So I never thought I’d see the two of them sleeping together.
Maybe this was a one-time event. I don’t know, but I’m happy I had my phone with me so I could document this.
Othello doesn’t cuddle with Cruella either. He never has. If they get close, there are cat words exchanged. The best they have done is to sleep at opposite corners of my bed. So having Othello and Car-E sleeping this close was a notable event.
Hoping for other sightings like this one in the future, but I don’t expect much.
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Walk down a country road. A car passes. You wave your hand. It doesn’t matter who is in the vehicle.
Waving is just in our nature.
I know a city boy who asked to drive down country roads. He liked to wave and he knew there people would wave back.
If you are driving on country roads, don’t be surprised when people wave at you. Be a good sport and wave back. It’s the right thing to do.
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If you wonder what I do besides blogging, this video is for you.
A big pile of leaves was blown around the house and landed by my backdoor. This is how I got rid of them. I used my Mother’s Day gift.
So much easier than raking. But I had to stop blowing at the end of the fence as the wind had changed direction and started blowing the leaves back at me.
Yes, yard work takes up some of my time, too, and gives me another subject to blog about.
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