Nature and Feline Friday

  Nature Friday host LLB Gang  and Feline Friday  host Comedy Plus

Sunset N. Ogden, UT

 January 13, 2022

Wolf Moon rising over our cul-de-sac, January 17, 2022.

Raleigh, NC

Photo taken from our driveway

  Smaller lights are porch and street lights

Earlier this week, while scrolling through the pictures on my iPad,  I  found some photos of this handsome kitty.  He was  lounging on the back porch.  I don't remember when I took them.  Everything was green so I expect it was late spring early summer. I never saw him again. 

Thoroughly Poetic Thursday #53

  Two SPOILED CATS,

Angel Sammy and Teddy find such inspiring photos for us

Here is today's inspiration

My mind's eye went in two directions:  Romantic and Comedy

Wednesday Woofs from Pup

Thanks to our 

Hostess Sandee at Comedy Plus 

Saturday into Sunday I/We had a snow, sleet, freezing rain event in northeast Georgia.

Cats weren’t interested, but Mom and I went out to play❣️❄️❣️

❤️ Pup

Dearest Dashingly(in all forms of the word Dash) Handsome Pup

OMDs do you know how to have fun.

I had no idea you were such a Snowbuddy and so fast on your paws.

Kitties don't like to have wet feet and they especially don't like to have icicles on

their undercarriage.

Hugs and loads of Love your Auntie HiC

Happy Tuesday

  

Hosted by Comedy Plus  

This is one of the homes we see on when we ride thru

Country Club Estates

It makes me HAPPY for many reasons:

1. I don't have to cut the grass

2. I don't clean the windows

3. I don't have to vacuum  or mop

4. I don't have to pay utility bills or even worse

Property taxes!!

What makes you happy about it?

Awww Monday and Sparks

 

 Thank you to our   

Host Comedy Plus 

One of our favorite trails to trek is the one around Shelley Lake 

Sertoma Art Center sits on a hill with a wonderful view of Shelley Lake.

Below is a the guardian Wolf of Sertoma Art Center.  It is one of the 100 placed around Raleigh in 2001.  Here is a little background:

The Raleigh Red Wolf Ramble exhibit began September 2001. The form for each wolf was made of fiberglass. NC artists enhanced them with paint and three dimensional add ons. Once the whimsical wolves were completed, The City Council approved the placement of 100 red wolves sculptures all around Raleigh for viewing. We had maps of where each was located. What fun it was to wonder about looking for them. On April 5, 2002 they were auctioned. They are now scattered all over the State. The red wolf was selected because it is an endangered species special to NC. At the time the newspaper coverage of the auction stated, 'of the 125 wolves in the wild, about 100 are in North Carolina'.