Casual Friday

Posted on September 22, 2006 by Earl

It’s casual Friday here at Casa Green, and everybody is in a hurry to do absolutely nothin’.
Othello’s asleep in the fuzebox:
Othello in the fuzebox
Olivia’s decided that the dining room table is a fine place for a cat (I have to respectfully but firmly disagree):
Olivia on the dining room table
Xena’s going to sit out the stormy weather while Olivia henceforth decides that playing with an 80+ pound dog’s feet is a fine place for a cat:
Xena and Olivia
Me? I’m ready for a day where I can sleep the hell in.
Oh, and a memo to these people whose house I saw from the parking lot at work this morning:
It's Christmasween!
For pete’s sake, wait until Thanksgiving or something!! 🙄

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Duke on September 23, 2006 at 2:10 pm
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Nice pictures of the extended family. I have a rather verbose Russian Blue cat named LuLu. Even when she yawn’s, she has something to say… Too damned smart for her own good but a helluva hunter(huntress?)! And what is it with these people who have Christmas lights on, all year round? Must have a fear of the dark and “in” with their Power company….

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