For ages during the earlier days of the Hipstamatic Toy Camera App for iOS, this film/lens filter combo was my favorite. I’ve used it for a couple of days, for old times sake, but now Lily is telling me I should probably pick a new combo to use for a while. We’ll see, Miss Lily.
I was trying to get ready for work this morning when I saw this face looking at me, begging me for some attention. How could anyone ever say no to that face? I mean, come on.
I took this last night just before I went to bed. I was going to post it but I forgot to.
Is it just me or does Robin look like she’s posing for a magazine add geared toward filthy rich people.
Pardon me, do you have any grey poupon?
The windows all over the house are open. It is a gorgeous day outside and the cats are transfixed by the outdoors.
In slightly related news, I got an email from amazon today stating that the two new bird feeders I ordered over a week ago finally shipped but won’t be delivered until Friday. Friday? Really? Ugh.
I was saving a bag of bird seed but I just said screw it and filled up the old, decrepit bird feeders one last time.
Also, no sign of life in either of the bird houses I hung outside. Oh well. I guess you can’t win ’em all. It’s still early in the season though… sort of.
On the rare occasions that the sun is actually out, it comes roaring through the windows in back of the house in the morning. That’s why I have the two plants there. It’s also why the cats love coming in here first thing in the morning. They are digging that crazy sunshine.
Earlier I did a Hipstamatic Shake to Shuffle post full of pics of Robin in the little basket thing on the cat tree.
Now we have part two, the Lily edition.
Pointless posts for the win.
Out and about. Grocery shopping, running errands, stop light theater pics. The usual.
And just for luck, a bonus picture of a cat cuddling up between me and my wife on the couch earlier this morning. Perfect.
There is no reason for this post. Robin was looking adorable so it had to happen.
The cats are absolutely riveted by the open windows. They can see and hear the back yard bird feeders from my office space (aka my step son’s bed room). They are utterly fascinated.
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