Showing posts with label Plant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plant. Show all posts

Sunday, December 9, 2012

Naughty children


Those naughty boys were at it again last night. I'm certain that Rumi was also involved with this, but he was feigning innocence.


(Yes, I've now given up and moved [what's left of] the jade plant. But it was there because that's the spot that has the brightest light in the house. Oh well.)


And then they go nap to recover from their exertions, and look like little angels.
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How cool is this bike rack?!
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Don't forget, my art is all 50% off right now to raise needed funds for me and my furry boyz. A good holiday gift...for yourself, perhaps?

Tuesday, October 2, 2012

Finally, fall is here / Kitties as criminals

...and it is beautiful.

A reminder: Boulder Open Studios 2012 starts this weekend! 

Also, the show (one piece from each of the 100+ Boulder Open Studios 2012 artists) is now up at the Boulder Public Main Library, on the Canyon side. This Friday is the big reception, from 6 - 8pm, public welcome. The show stays up through Oct.14.
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What's going on here?:



Oh, it's just a new Rumi sleep position. Looks comfortable, no?

(He stayed that way for about two hours, sound asleep.)
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The perpetrator (one of a suspected duo with multiple previous convictions) returns to the scene of a middle-of-the-night crime...
Seriously, I love my kitties so much...but Gadjo + Rumi + a small apartment really is like living with a band of wild monkeys most of the time.

(Fennec isn't destructive. Mostly because he's generally a really laid-back dude, but maybe also because he's so big he can't jump up onto places and knock things down. Rumi and Gadjo are like circus acrobats on amphetamines during the majority of their waking hours...and then angelic little cherubs when asleep.)

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Thursday, May 6, 2010

Night sky


Late, late at night on very bright (moonlit) nights when I'm walking the dogs, it looks like this when I look up.


Busted.




A strange sight for (mostly cow-revering) India, these leather items for sale. Would be more expected in Morocco.
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