Good morning. It is Winston hopping by for a quick hello. We hope that everyone had a lovely week.
If you celebrate Easter we hope that it was a nice one! Our Mom worked on Saturday. She did, however, manage to get in a couple of visits.
These snowdrops are from last year. Mom thinks we are a bit behind from the previous year.
Miss Emily now. The laundry basket is one of the nicest, most comfy, places in the world. My favorite time to visit is just after Mom has brought up warm, dry clothes from the laundry room!
Mom and her family went to visit a Pioneer House on their visit. This is a loaf of freshly made rye bread. They made it in the wood stove!
This is something called Egg Butter. She had a tiny sample and said it was "interesting"!
A spinning wheel in one of the upstairs rooms. Mom couldn't get too close because the area was roped off.
This tiny pair of bird scissors was on a window ledge. Mom has never seen anything like it!
Winston and I will close with this inspirational quote from Pinterest. Just a gentle reminder that felines can be included.
Purrs,
Winston and Emily
Belated happy Easter! It looks like your mom enjoyed herself. The visit to the pioneer village would have been fun. Those scissors are beautiful, our biped hasn't seen anything like them before, either.
ReplyDeleteWe hope you all have a good week. Lots of purrs from us. :-)
That is a nice quote. I am glad you had a nice Easter.
ReplyDeleteWe totally understand the enjoyment of fresh laundry. And happy late Easter to all of you.
ReplyDeletewell it appears that you had a DELICIOUS Easter and I love your quote! catchatwithcarenandcody
ReplyDeleteSounds like your mom bean had a good weekend despite having to work. We agree the weather needs to get warmer so the flowers come back.
ReplyDeleteMom bean says when she did the laundry last weekend, she really missed Sami as the rest of us have not figured out the allure of the laundry basket.
Have a great rest of the week!
Enjoy your week kitties.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it nice that we don't have to spin our own yarn to make our own clothes?!?
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