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Circles are always my default.
When Julie came to visit, we cut some circles using her gigantic circle cutter. They're a good size addition.
Yesterday was a crazy day with a storm, a deluge in our house, and other disruptions.
Keeping Mail Art simple is a good thing on days like that.
Large circle really changes the scale. I used a left over tiny circle inside of a medium circle, inside of the larger one.
I keep a tin full of black circles handy for just such a day when simplicity must rule.
She came into the kitchen early and caught Bizoo doing things he never does when we're in the kitchen with him.
Here he is checking out the sink.
We found out this morning, that Bizoo has 6 toes, and because of his markings, he'd be identified as a "target tabby!" Who knew!?
Note to me: 1. buy museum wax to stick things down, like the candle sticks.
2. keep kitchen sink scrubbed clean
3. buy baby latch to keep garbage bin locked tight
4. laugh a lot
3 comments:
I'd never heard of Target Tabby before, so I had to look it up. I think our new kitty Fionna might be a target tabby as well. I'll have to check when I get home from work. I know Matt's old cat RC was. When he was younger and when Matt still lived at home he got a bit fat and the target filled out giving him a "watermelon" look. It's kind of like how they say certain striped clothing can be more flattering than others.
Oh no, we'd better watch that Bizoo doesn't get to be a "watermelon" tabby. I love this anecdote. I'd never hear of it either, until this morning. Well, we certainly want his stripes to stay flattering.
Repeat number 4 often!!! I knew a grey and white cat that had "Thumbs" too. He was a sweetie...!
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