Time to move the cat tree

"I haven't been climbing as much as I used to. Not on the tree, just up into the closet.  So let's move the tree Lynn.  After all you do not have to dig it up!"

Precious's tree has sat in front of our smaller north facing

window for our dining table.  She used to love to race up it

and get to the top.  Especially after a trip to the litter box!

But she had not been on it for more than a year I reckon.

I decided when we were home alone that I would move it

and see is she even noticed.  I put those flat slick plastic

furniture movers under it and just slid it right across the

vinyl flooring onto the carpet.  We just have one large open

living area. 

"I'm a smart kitty,  I found it as soon as I awoke fur-om a 

long morning nap and got right on it.  I did go to the top but

it does not give me a view and Lynn did not get her camera out

quick enough."

This cat tree is 30 years old.  We bought it at a cat show

for Peepers and Seney to use.  And boy did they both while

Peepers was still with us.  She always let Seney know that Seney

was just a whipper snapper and would not let her have top self.

This is very well made and heavy.  A vendor made them himself out

of wood for the shelves and heavy carpet cardboard covered in

good quality carpet.  At the time this 6 foot tree was $100 and

I had a hard time convincing my husband to buy it.  Now if

Precious will keep using it we will keep it in front of the living

room window.  If she gives it up soon, I may dismantle it

and decide what is to become of it next.  It is a part of our 

family history now.

"You just can't out think a kitty, Lynn.  Who knows how

long I'll use this now."

 

It has been an early Spring as predicted by the groundhog

on Feb. 2.  What he forgot to pass on was how much wind

and rain and even tornados would come in this way.

I have been able to ride my bike a couple days a week in

May.  April was mostly a washout.  I even have done two

32 mile rides.  The first one 2 weeks ago actually surprised

myself as I had not been out as much as I wanted and did

not think I would be up to it.  But by myself at my pace

and all was well.  Packed a lunch and enjoyed the day.

Got home early afternoon just in time for Precious 

brunch and lots of brushies.

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Back out and in the open

 "I wanted to tell y'all that I have stopped poutin' and sulkin'.

Lynn said I needed to clear the air.  Whatev-fur that is.  The air isn't too bad now."

"This is me at 8 AM.  I am still UP fur-om havin'

my breakfast at 5:30 AM!"

"And after my morning nap,  here I am back out

in the open keepin' our chair warm 'til leg time.

I have furgiven the man who rubs my belly fur upsetting

the kitty cart.  We are havin' good mornin's and rubbin's."

Yes, Precious, you just needed to settle back into regular

routine.  And don't forget you are getting your catio back, too.

"I love comin' out here at 5:30 AM.  The moths are

flyin' and it's still a bit dark.  I can't believe it has been

decades in winter-cat-months that I as able to be

outside."

Precious is eating breakfast slower as she

prefers to go outside as soon as she can.

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She's in the Pink

 "Lynn,  is this what you were doing to be whispurr quiet while I was sleeping off my anxiety?   Crocheting me a beddie by."

"I hope Willie notices the color.  We usually 

do all the blue colors, but this is purrfect."

"Stuffie Peepers tried it out before me?

She looks a bit small so I'll just take it 

fur-om her.  She can go back to the bedroom."

"I furgive ev-fur one fur upsetting the apple cart.

And I even got back my catio!"

I found 3 skeins of this soft super thick yarn, like

rope, at the Sew Special Network run by volunteers

and filled with all things sewing crafty.  It was $7.50

for all 3 skeins.  People and stores donate anything

from buttons to yard goods to be sold and the money

goes into projects for needy families and  seniors

in nursing homes.  I love shopping there.

I do usually go for blues but this yarn just called out

to me for a cat bed. 

We have had such hot weather this past week. 

The migratory birds are back for the summer.

My resident Eastern Blue Birds started their nest

March 1 and the 4 babies flew out April 24 while

we still had below freezing mornings.  Mom and

Dad are still taking them meal worms and Mom

has now decided nest #2 will be in the front bird house.

She is already taking in nest material!

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