Showing posts with label outside. Show all posts
Showing posts with label outside. Show all posts

Friday, December 12, 2008



Whew! Yesterday was wild! Snow fell in Little Church Town and at LD's Art School Town! Snow! I don't know what it is but it looks like confused rain and I hear it is very cold.

The picture is from our newspaper.

We cats kept Sister, the Best Cat Nanny in the World, calm yesterday and last night while the church people across the street put on a live nativity. No camel this year!
We are happy because Sister does not allow people to walk in front of our house or other animals to be near us.

I took turns playing with her so she wouldn't run outside to bark at the frozen children who were pretending to be Mary, Joseph and the wise guys. I saw girls in white wearing angel wings when I looked out the kitchen window. It was too cold for cats or children to be outside!

It was a good night for being warm indoors.

Adventure Cat leapt outside this morning into the cold. What a nut~! He'll be mewing at the door soon complaining that his paws are icy.

We worried last night about cold and hungry pets and for that cat who lives behind the Mexican restaurant and doesn't have a home.

We had cat cookies and a warm bed last night. I don't know why some cats have goodness and other cats have hard lives.

Love,
Whistle

Friday, September 12, 2008


Dear Truffle and Ouzo,

We are studying Cats of the Cold White Stuff at Professor Whiskers. We don't have school today because the cat who ride the bus have flooding at their homes. We don't have flooding here but YOU MUST COME HERE RIGHT THIS VERY MINUTE!!!

We have hot, blowing wet BREFF outside today!


Yes! Outside feels like the sky has breff with humidity*.

We think you haven't felt this kind of wind.

We don't know about Cold White Stuff except in books.

You can have some of Fish's Cat Bits to eat when you get here.

And, some of his cat cookies.

Love,

Whistle



*Hat tip to Fish who remembered this word!

Saturday, January 20, 2007


Windows are great. I sit on a small table, here in the study, to look at our courtyard. I see geckos, birds, bugs through the glass. If my nanny, Sister, goes out, I wait for her at my window.
My window doesn't have pink plants blooming or green grass. I see brick and hibiscus plants. I see bamboo and a daisy.
My work is inside so Windows give me a view of another world.
Gotta run! It's Saturday!
Whistle