Mom’s finally going to take that blogging time off she’s been threatening over the past few weeks so, there’ll be no post this Friday. Look for our return shortly. Might be next week or later. Who can ever figure out Moms?
Every so many months, a different spot becomes the hip/new place to nap around here. Oftentimes, it’ll be some tucked away location that no one’s blinked an eye at in years, and then, suddenly, everyone wants to claim it as their own.
Today’s new spot to rave about is the bottom of the tower. It’s got blankets, a warming mat, and multiple scratching posts. Shout all you want about it, just do it quietly. These kitties are trying to sleep!
After first breakfast, second breakfast, and morning grooming to assure every fur bit is in place, it’s time to look for trouble. Or as Tessa would insist, “I don’t look for trouble. Trouble finds me.”
Dad: And then, some equations equal the sum of parts B through F minus the following two points of part C under certain circumstances further explained by examples 1 thru 4. See illustration under conversion chart 5-2. Interesting. Did you know that, Tessa? Tessa? You still awake?
Sometime during the fifth or sixth nap of the day, Mom arrives home, gives Tessa a pat and sometimes a kiss, sometimes a piece of turkey during dinner, then upstairs to refill cat feeders, take a shower, and an early bedtime. If she had to keep up with Tessa’s schedule all day, every day, she’d be even more tired than usual. How’d you do?