This week I have 4 very short posts that all come from January 2010.
First is Eric with a Tummy Tuesday, followed by a Mancat Monday.
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| Tummy Tuesday |
First we had lots of thick ice, then we had snow, then the heavy rain came and washed it all away. The first day it stopped raining mum took us for a walk. It was so good to get back out in the fields and have a good roll.
I found some fresh pheasant poop and rolled in it. If you look carefully you might just be able to see the black mark on my neck. It wasn't so good when we went back indoors cuz mum rubbed and rubbed to get it off. It was worth it though.
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| Mancat Monday. |
Keeping a lookout for mousies. (You can see the pheasant poop on my neck in this photo.)
Then comes Flynn with a Wordless Wednesday, followed by Toesies Tuesday.
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| Wordless Wednesday, Lasers on full. |
Toesies Tuesday.
If you want a photo of my toesies you'd better make it snappy, I need a nap.
Right, time's up.
If you want a photo of my toesies you'd better make it snappy, I need a nap.
Right, time's up.I am joining Athena, the Cat Goddess for Caturday Art.
For Flynn I used Mosaic at 50% then Lily at 30%.
Caturday Art Eric 9.09.23
Caturday Art Flynn 9.09.23
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I am also joining MessyMimi for the blog hop.
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There's nothing like rolling in something stinky to make an animal's day. I've known several cats and dogs that all loved to do it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for joining Feline Friday!
Love that tummy and the rollin' action too. WOW, those were some incredible toesies!
ReplyDeleteWe'll bet rolling in that poop was fun!
ReplyDeleteThe boys were in top form, first Eric showing his tummy and then Flynn showing his toes. Good pictures! I chuckled over the pheasant poop. ("It was worth it, though"... Ha!)
ReplyDeletepheasant poop? wow we bet that is better than bunny bonbons.... a happy weekend to you...
ReplyDeleteSome great photos there, boys. Such happy memories for your meowmy.
ReplyDeleteIt took me a while to get round Eric's tummy...
ReplyDeleteGoodness! Now! That's what you call a pussy~cat
tummy..! :O).
ooooO! And..toesies...1~2~3~4...! :O).
What great pictures your mum got of tootsies and tummies. Since we do not like snow and ice in the winter time, it was good post to see this was after it all melted and went away.
ReplyDeleteThose were all particularly wonderful photos, and I loved the video. There's nothing like a good roll in the dirt! Not so sure about the pheasant poop, though. LOL.
ReplyDeleteThe artwork is wonderful as always; you have a knack for choosing the best filter combinations!
Aww! They were busy as always those eyes made me laugh heheh!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful art lovely memories :-)
Have an artistictastic weekend 👍
What fun memories! Those boys had quite the life.
ReplyDeleteOMCs what a splendid flash back of my two Ginger=men.
ReplyDeleteToes and Tummies make me smile
Hugs cecilia
Oh no, not rolling around in the pheasant poop! When we walk our dog Guster and the big parks around here, we have to make sure he doesn't roll around in all of the goose poop.
ReplyDeleteTummies, toesies and pheasant poop! Mom's catwork is stunning. Hope Mom and Dad are both well. Until next time...Jean
ReplyDeletePheasant poop?!?!?! EEW!!! MOL
ReplyDeleteGot nuthin' to type about pheasant poop!
ReplyDeleteLovely art, and will be puzzling just as soon as possible.
Cute flashback. I would love to have rubbed those tummies. Beautiful art. Thanks for the puzzles. XO
ReplyDeleteAh, yes the poop rolling technique!! Angel MJF was an expert at finding big piles of deer poop to roll in, Euuw! Time for a bath...
ReplyDeleteOur kitties didn't get that pleasure...and the current woofies don't either, the deer do not jump our fence...which we didn't have when MJF found the goods...rabbit candies and others are in good supply, though...
Great flashbacks!! That orange AI kitty is pretty pawsome!
Your pheasant poop comment reminded me of the turkeys that visit our house occasionally. Zoey loves to run around and gobble up all their poop once they leave. Then she goes and licks momma's face to share her prizes with her!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Look at those precious toesies! Fiona likes to show hers off quite a bit, along with her white glove. Also, I just read your health update on the previous post. That is great news!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThey had some Good Times back then. We would sure like ta roll in pheasant poop... We have never seen one, so rolling and sniffing would be nice.
ReplyDeleteeric….deer cod in all de seez…we had two shut R eyez when watchin thiz flick
ReplyDeletebee coz oh de subject matter…..N we due knot meen de poop….
flynn…pleez watch over yur brother N tell him…..advize him…..oh de perilz
oh fezz ant….even ther in heaven
YEOW ‼️🙀🐟💚
I wasn’t blogging in 2010 so had never seen these photos or video. They are all wonderful! I really look forward to doing the puzzles. Thank you! XOCK, angel Lily Olivia, angel Mauricio, Misty May, angel Giulietta, angel Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth, Calista Jo, Cooper Murphy, Sawyer, Kizmet, Audrey & Raleigh
ReplyDeleteWe didn't know that cats like to roll around in poop!
ReplyDeleteAll the art is lovely.
Great tummy shots but don't approve of what you rolled around in. When time to sleep no time for cameras!
ReplyDeleteWe loved all the flashbacks today. Eric's roll video was our favorite (though we're sorry that pheasant poop got in the way!
ReplyDeleteHello, friends! We're visiting blogs today and we couldn't miss yours. We miss reading all of the flashbacks. We hope you're doing well.
ReplyDeleteThese are all great photos, though We think Mummy would have a fit if We rolled in poop of ANY description.
ReplyDeleteLove the stories and photos. What a crazy thing so many pets do. Our long haired chihuahua Loki, loves finding yucky stuff to roll around in. Cause his mom, our middle daughter will bathe him. He is the boss.
ReplyDeleteBear never rolled in poop, but he did in mud! I thought that was only a dog thing! And forget about trying to give him a bath.
ReplyDeleteThe Good Time Brothers....I so enjoy their stories here.
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