Sunday, July 31, 2016

Party!


There was a small party here last night.  I ate early, I ate late, 
I begged for halibut under the table.
It was worth having to wear the stupid bow.




It was a great night for me, and I think for the others too.
I was the oldest on the deck, It was mentioned several times.
It came to a late conclusion with key lime pie around the fire table.




Why I Ate Late on Thursday


                              The reason she did not feed me till after 10 on Thursday night                        was because of a historical event, perhaps herstorical.
She and her friend J watched Hilary accept the nomination for President. 
From my feline perspective it was a much wiser and saner week of conventioneering.



Wednesday, July 27, 2016

DNC Night


Monday she watched the convention at a friend's house with adult drinks and I ate very late.
Last night she watched the convention at the gym and worked off the extra calories from Monday night. I ate late as well.
Tonight she stayed home and I ate at a decent hour and we watched the light box while  she cheered the POTUS, as she had the FLOTUS on Monday.
I found other things to amuse me after awhile.


I tried to sustain her attention by posing several different ways in my box with my toys, but she was too taken by the POTUS to give me much attention. I just need to become a media star and then she will appreciate me more.


Lunch at Leschi


The keeper lunched and worked with some colleagues and one of the most calming vistas ever. 
She used to spend a great deal of time here when she lived up the hill from the lake.

Sunday, July 24, 2016

Matching!


Some couples go out of their way to dress for a fiesta!

Parish Picnic


The Suazo family had a great time at the picnic.
They were thrilled to introduce their children to Sr. Judy.




Jose and his dad worked at the bubbles


Rusmarie became butterfly-like, and Hector became defender of the universe.


Feast of Santiago


Today the cathedral celebrated its feast day. 
 St. James always shows up, bigger than life,  
and so did the Suazo family who were a bit taken with the Saint and his handlers.