Centurylink sent a technician yesterday, since the internet was still only sporadically working. He was here late enough that I could not face blogging. Paul was his name, and he seems to have solved the problem – for now, anyway. It’s a real mess, and not conducive to uploading of photographs. But on we go…
There hasn’t been much to blog about, anyway. Sadly, yesterday, our friend, Laurel, had to say goodbye to her dog, Lily, who had cancer. She is buried at Jane’s house, in a beautiful place to rest.
Here, all creatures and humans are well. Harlan came today to empty the dumpster, and he took a few moments to say hello to the horses.
Harlan 
Naturally, Oisin was the first to greet Harlan 
As soon as Bart saw carrots, the others were dispersed
Jane and I had some fun rides. Harry and I, too. I’m the lucky one, getting to ride two sets.
Harry and Stone on a cloudy, but pleasant afternoon today
I was going to try for portraits of cats, but ran out of opportunities. Here is a start… three of them, with five to go.
Cora 
Marmalade 
Rosie in catmint 
Rosie high
Harry has started work on the dreaded Christmas card. Days are shorter and the season is closing in.
Roscoe adds inspiration!
Stay safe, stay well. Peace.
Oh dear, sending positive vibes to CenturyLink gods while looking forward to Harry’s perennial images of good cheer from BFF.
Looks like a glorious day for a ride.
Peace
The highlight of the Holiday Season is waiting for the card full of cheer from you “all”!
Love and Joy to the “whole family”
The dreaded Christmas Card, funny! Do I detect a “Grinch?”