I like to play in the azaleas. It's a good place to hide and you can find all sorts of animals to play with.
The yard is most unsatisfactory see all the water just laying around. And it's thundering so we will probably get more.
Thundering also means I should probably go in, if I don't want to get soaked to the skin.
But I have to find my way through the raging torrents of water.
OK it's not THAT bad, but I don't want to get my paws wet.
Clever Mom she got me and my reflection in this picture.
The poor dogs haven't gotten to go for a walk in forever. The front yard (where I am at ) is relatively dry. Meaning there are some dry patches to walk on. The backyard is a morass of sticky mud that tries to suck you down. It will even eat the lawn mower. Which means Dad hasn't been able to cut the grass back there. Mom refuses to deal with high grass (snakes) and mud. So no walks.
Rain rain go away Chimera wants to come out and play.
Mom said I had to find something to be thankful for. So I am thankful the sun came out for a little bit and I was able to come outside, even if it is wet. But mostly I am thankful that everyone is doing mostly OK. Mom's back is still bothering her, and she is supposed to get something called an MRI. ~Chimera, reporting for ATCAD
we have such a kind of venice too.... fortunately it is gone now....
ReplyDeleteWe are glad your Venice is gone now, we are hoping ours will decide to go visit someone else soon. Thanks for visiting us. ~Chimera
ReplyDeleteWe have a 'chance' of rain., maybe thundershowers. It is cloudy that's all so far.
ReplyDeleteIt is nice that you got out to wander around and see your reflection in the puddle :)
Hope your sun comes back soon.
Purrs, Julie
We would welcome some rain here. Cool reflection photo!
ReplyDeleteYou sure are a most good looking kitty. If you want to send some of that rain here we'd be very happy.
ReplyDeleteHave a fabulous Thankful Thursday and rest of the week. Scritches all around. ♥
We saw that your area was getting a lot of rain and hoped it wasn't too bad where you are. You could send some of it our way as we are still in drought conditions here.
ReplyDeleteWe might get some thundery storms here later today. Hope you'll be dried out soon for a more pleasant walk, for you and your furblings.
ReplyDeleteWe send POTP for your Mom, as a hurting back is no fun at all.
Here's hoping the rain goes away and you can play Chimera (and that your Mom's back gets better).
ReplyDeleteThat was an excellent report sweet Chimera and I'm hoping things dry out for you soon. Thanks for joining our Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
ReplyDeletePurrs for your mom, and that things dry out for you soon!
ReplyDeleteEvery bit of sun without awful heat is something to be thankful for, you are right. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteThat is a cool photo with your reflection. XO
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a good spy spot
ReplyDeleteThose little patty-paws must be damp, Chimera, but what a great reflection pool!
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely cat! Calicos are nearly always female, I've read.
ReplyDeleteI noted the chert in the photos. I'm from Brookhaven, MS, but have lived in Oregon's Willamette Valley since 1986. Oregon rocks are mostly igneous, although if I dig a hole in my backyard, I will find fossils (in shale) at around three feet. If I drive four miles from home, I'll come to a roadcut which has leaf fossils--the place where I live having been in an ancient sea that was just offshore from a forest.
I'm here because I read your last comment on Mark's Mews. I have five cats, and have just started a blog (I've only written two posts) that's devoted to cats.
It's always fun to run into someone from Mississippi.
That looks like a nice walk outdoors. Your photos are really great.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos and glad you didn't get your paws wet, we're still desperate for more rain here in the UK xxxx
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