1. I Want You Back - Jackson Five
This is the view out my front door off and on today. I need to use the ladder as the satellite dish is snow covered and won't transmit CNBC. I can get MSNBC and don't understand why. Weird.
This morning, PuddyTat reclaimed her box. I don't know if she will stay. It is the first time she has been on the cathouse roof in a couple of months. Her box below is probably pretty filthy. I can't get to it without tearing the cover apart. I need to check into that tho.
Meanwhile this sign caught my eye Sunday. Had to post it for my family - long time dachsy people.
Jellico didn't like that idea at all. This is the beginning of a cat fight that didn't last long. The new cat skedaddled under the shelter across the door from the cathouse. It ran when I opened the door.
Tim is now coming to the cathouse to eat on PuddyTat's level. I'm happy about that as I'd like to remove the food from the garage. I don't mind the possum but I definitely don't want the coons.
Tim checks out the night action under one of the feeders from my bedroom windowsill.
Jellico finally reappeared this week.
1. Mi Niño Curro - Paco de Lucia
I don't want to have to close the garage at night and am thinking that Tim may have to come to the cathouse to eat. I don't need critters in the garage. I don't mind the possums but I REALLY mind the raccoons, none of which I've seen so far. They do too much damage. I may remove all the food that Tim doesn't eat before I go to bed. If she gets hungry during the night she can come to the cathouse.
Meanwhile yesterday Tim ventured out of the garage for awhile and investigated everything. She jumped up to the cathouse roof for the first time in probably a month or so. Here she is asking for a scritch. I think she is lonely since Tommie has gone elsewhere and Little One has joined Dude. PuddyTat is still staying in her box so far.
Tim decided to try my bedroom windowsill for awhile. I should put the screen up so she has a little more room. Before the siding my windowsills were wide and frequent perches for the cats.
The white thing is my remote thermometer. It quit working last week which required an internet search to get going again. I rely on it to decide whether to give the cats heat. The little one visible in the first photo is neither accurate nor easy to read from the house.
Little One is out and about today. He pushed his way into Dude's box. This didn't last long. Dude moved out onto the green blanket next to the window. The photo is a bit deceiving but, yes, Little One does have a much smaller head than any of the other boys. I don't know enough about kittens to know if that will change. He isn't a year old yet. He has a very long body with a tail to match. He allows me to scritch and stroke him again. I heard him purr for the first time this morning.
1. Sunshine (Go Away Today) - Jonathan Edwards
Hopefully tomorrow those icicles will be gone.
This is where everyone sleds. It is VERY steep. The face of the dam - on the right, has a fierce BUMP on the way down. I seem to remember that there is a second bump farther down but many don't make it that far.
The evergreens are special this year.
I love the snowy branches.
Our bay.
This looks like a Christmas card photo.
Across the pond toward my house and barn.
For all the inconvenience, worries about heat and ice, iffy driving, tough walking and other problems typical of this weather, our world has been absolutely gorgeous so far this winter. 
I suppose a bird could sneak under the snow to get into the bluebird house for shelter.
The junco doesn't need snowshoes.
Little One on the cathouse roof which has become Dude's personal space. Dudie doesn't look pleased and LO looks apprehensive.
Dudie inspects the control for his heating pad.
Tom and PuddyTat are watched by Little One.
Little One is getting to be a big boy. He also seems healthy now with fewer fleas for some reason. He seems to have a very feminine head for a boy cat.
1. Daydream Believer - Susan Boyle
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