Hello all. It's Emily. I've had a good nap and want to tell you what is happening in our feline world. Mom is off for vacation. This is good as she can devote more of her time to taking care of my many needs and demands. However, I do realize that the humans do need the occasional rest and so, since she is on vacation, I allowed her to take a walk to the park.
This is a tiny park just down the street from where we live. Mom went there in between doggie visits. Apparently, the pooches like this park! Mom was thankful to have a few quiet minutes to sit on this bench and be gently bathed in white petals! She said this spring snow is very pleasant!
It's my turn now! I'm enjoying the bowl Mom bought for my birthday! Since the stand is higher than most of the other feeding dishes I don't have to strain nearly as much to get a drink of water! Emily is right. We need to let the Mom person out for the occasional breathe of fresh air. Yesterday she went to the farmer's market for the first time in ages. She loved seeing all the fresh fruit and produce. She purchased some tomatoes, bananas, grapes and muffins --all for under $4.00!
She also saw these beautiful tulips. She just admired them, though, as she is quite familiar with Winston's unfortunate habit of eating her flowers! What a silly runt he is sometimes!
I heard that Oscar! I can't say I appreciate your commentary on my treat choices! Mom took this photo of me asking for some treat nibbles-she giggled when she saw my fangs!? Most people would tremble in fear at my scary chompers but Mom just thinks I'm cute *sigh*
Speaking of treats...this is Mom's treat for today. She says with 3 fabulous felines, tea, chocolate and a good book to read that she feels very content! I would think so...we are pretty fabulous if I do say so myself.
I will close with one more photo of Mom's walk to yet another park. She says spring is beautiful....I think this Iris looks like it could be tasty but Mom just shakes her head at me and gives me a temptation treat. Purrs to all for a great week. Plus-we wish our Canadian friends a great Victoria Day!