My Boys

Here are my fuzzy boys; Peanut, who is not a peanut anymore, loves to sleep and has a Garfield attitude; Homer (after artist Winslow Homer, nicknamed Blackie), a bulley with the cats but is afraid of his own shadow. He runs if he sees anything black! Check out his little nose, it is heart shaped!; Hopper (after artist Edward Hopper, nickname Orange Boy) is my velcro. He is stuck to me like glue. He would rather snuggle than eat anyday and finally, Little Guy, our last addition. He came into our home one Valentine's day and stole all of our hearts. We were worried how the older cats would take to him. They each think he is their baby. And Little Guy knows how to play up to all of them. Homer and Hopper came with my sister Liz when she moved in with me. I never thought I would have a cat let alone four cats. Each has their own personality. They all run to the door to greet every guest that arrives. They are very loving and friendly, just like me! (Note: My pics are on the dark side, if you click on the picture to enlarge it you can see cats clearer.....I'm still learning!)

How Much is that Doggie in the Window?

Yesterday a friend of mine, Ginger, had her first art opening for a show called "Going to the Dogs" where she featured all art about dogs. It was a successful day for her and everyone loved her work. I did manage to capture a wall hanging of a Westie. Cutie patootie! My other picture was cupcakes made to look like dogs! A friend of my sister Liz's, Susan, was the creative baker and designer. Once the cupcakes arrived all the cameras came out in droves. Cupcakes turn all of us into children again. I speak from experience! (Stay tuned for the pictures...I am a blogger in training!!)