I put out some tuna for Jellico but he seems to be saying, "Really for me?"
The penultimate storm knocked down one of the cherry trees. I'm grateful it fell away from the house.
There are lots of similar trees which threaten my little hovel all on the neighbor's property.
The bluebirds are in their house in the front yard again. This male doesn't eat at the feeder. He uses the perch to wait for bugs to pass by.
Bishop Maya Pavlova, the theologian
Rowan, bishop of playing
I apologize to Bishop Airedale for whom I have no photo.
To my way of thinking, the Archbishop of Canterbury has abandoned Anglicanism and, perhaps, the Gospel. By reducing The Episcopal Church to "consultant" status because we choose to follow Jesus's teaching to love all and leave judgment to Godde, Rowan Williams has assumed the position of Anglican pope and abandoned the historical big tent. (Americans, at least, know what "assume" means.)
1. Sister Kate - Jan Garber
PuddyTat is sick.
Lady is hungry.
LittleOne looks up at Tom.
Tim, Tom and PuddyTat trying to decide where to go.
Meanwhile Jellico looks on from a distance as usual.
Invite everyone to the eucharist. Those who come and share are Anglicans in communion. Those who don't or won't are something else. That should settle the property disagreements too.
This is the first time this poinsettia has bloomed for me. Like the plant with the new leaf below, I brought it home after Mom's funeral. It didn't have much outdoor light so I turned the pot around awhile back. It gets only the light from the door now so it follows a natural schedule.
The are getting too comfortable. They were fewer than 6 feet from me. The last was much closer.
1. Schubert: Mass in Eb, Sanctus - Shaw/Atlanta
1. Don't Hang Up - The Orlons
while LittleOne and Dudie are waiting for special treats thru the kitchen window.
PuddyTat came early but ate and ran. She doesn't like the idea that Dude is on the cathouse roof again. Jellico wouldn't stay still for his photo. Tim isn't up yet. Tommie hasn't been around for a couple of days.
Unfortunately I didn't get any non-blurry photos of Lois. She kept moving. The rest of the photos are here.
The little upper leaf is actually greener than the photo shows. This plant has had only the stem and the leaf on the left for several years. Suddenly the new leaf appeared a few weeks ago. I think I brought this home when Mom died and that's all there was to it. I water it every once in awhile and now - a new leaf. There is always hope.
Then the doyenne Tzaki.
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