Hello June 2nd! Nice of you to come along. Please leave your extra hot days stowed away in a safe, horizonal position and thank you for choosing to do so.
Olivia would appreciate non-sweltering heat, as well as would the rest of us. This year, we’re already using our new-ish front heat-filtering blinds. May had five 90 degree (f) days, breaking another weather record, and sadly, making us believe this has become the new normal here. Those blinds have worked wonderfully so far and really cut down our interior temperature.
This month, Mom goes back to her regular work schedule, she’ll find time to repaint the living room ceiling, get her once every two year eye exam, and try to keep up with outdoor garden watering.
Dad will work with a new MS doctor, keep bills paid, help maintain some sense of organization inside here at home, and make sure all the Colehaus Cats get brushies, treats, and on-time breakfasts and dinners.
Meanwhile, Olivia will seek out any unwary fruit left out on the counter. She’ll carefully nudge one from the main herd*, and then . . .
. . . surely, you know where this is going.
*One grape was bruised in the making of this blog post. It couldn’t be helped (if you listen to Dad). The rest of the grape herd went about its business cautious, but intact. The bruised grape was picked up BEFORE it found itself under the refrigerator, gently washed (because the 5-second on-the-floor rule had lapsed), and promptly eaten.
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A Colehaus Cats flashback:
2022 – No post
2021 – One Word Wednesday
2020 – No post
2019 – No post
2018 – No post
2017 – On Vacation
2016 – No post
2015 – Ruby Tuesday
2014 – ManCat Monday – Quint’s Spring Walk
2013 – No post
2012 – No post
