Christmas trees at the house this year. I went very low key.
So what do three single gals do on a Saturday night? Play with bubbles of course.
Warning...lots of cat pictures ahead.
Hudson playing with the bubbles.
They are so funny. We've played bubbles before but they just seem to love the game--and funny but they can never catch them. LOL
Tundra fascintated by the magical bubbles floating in the air.
After bubbles we played with the fishing rod. Hudson attacks it while Tundra gets a snack.
This is the new glass display case I bought in Edmonton. It holds my carvings and keeps the cats away. There is a light at the top and it looks wonderful at night. I need to figure out how to kide the cord so it isn't as obvious as it is in this picture.
Look up, loook waaayyyy up....
The first time the cats stepped in snow.
"I'm going to get you bubble." A very intense stare from Tundra.
Look at all that belly. Tundra plays with the fishing rod too...but usually from her back side.
Such a sweet lazy kitty.
Such a sweet lazy kitty.
3 comments:
Hi Jennifer,
Thanks much! for posting Tundra & Hudson's pics! I had never thought of that, playing bubbles with them, I'll bet it is a lot of fun for all involved! Lovely new case you bought for your carvings & art work. We all made it through the first workweek of the new Year!
Jack
Hi Jennifer:
Such cute pictures of the kittys. I would never have thought of the bubble game either but it would be such fun. I too like your new glass case. Great idea to protect from the kittens.
Hope you had a nice relaxing day and are ready to head back to work again tomorrow.
Edith
Hey there,
What sweet pics - who would of thought of bubbles as entertainment for pets - very original! They seem so intense when looking at the bubbles, must of been hard to stop laughing long enough to blow more bubbles! I really like your display case, did you come up with a way to hide the cord, maybe taping it down one of the back corner seams?
Lori B.
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