Texture Tuesday...The Free & Easy eDition

Time stands still for no one. Before you know it, your puppy has become an old dog.

Kim Klassen 'History' and 'Portrait' textures

        

Texture Tuesday...The Little Things eDition

Buster waiting for me at the kitchen window.

It's the little things that make your heart sing.

'Little Things' texture by Kim Klassen

Buster...

     

Sleeping in...

 Last Sunday, Dracula decided it was just too cold to get out of bed. He didn't move from there till 3.00pm

Spoiled or what!!!

Dracula...

Slowly going through the photos I took during our holiday. Some are ok, some not so good but there are a few that I will be able to use for club competitions. Though I would post a couple of Dracula today, having a snooze on our bed as usual. He is now 12yrs old and doesn't tend to play like he used to; but he and Buster will still have their crazy moments.

I haven't had a cold in 5yrs, but brought one back from our holiday and I don't really feel like doing anything.

What cats do best...

My two boys doing what they do best ...snoozing... what a life.

Dracula

Got his teeth into my finger when I first got him and drew blood, hence the name.

Buster

        The countdown is on, only two weeks to go before we are off on our holiday to Malaysia and Singapore. I just can't wait. 

For the Love of Horses...

    Jazz

       A person is very lucky if they find something they can be very passionate about. Horses have been that for me. I think they are such magnificent creatures with amazing grace and forgiving heart. For the last forty odd years, I have had the honour to work with and own horses, they have been my greatest teachers. Jazz was the first of the horses I owned. A 15hh part-thoroughbred gelding, he was a quiet soul who was difficult to catch until I stopped playing his game. We tried our hand at everything , including novelties which he relished. I think we made a great team and were quite successful in the show ring. In the later part of his life, he taught my young daughter how to ride.

Buster...

         This is Buster. He was laying on his mat and was quite happy to stay there till I finished waving my camera in his face to get this shot. I think he is so photogenic.

My daughter, Chantal, bought him home as a kitten back in 95, claiming she'd found him abandoned in the street. Found out later she got him from a pet shop and carried him around her school bag all day. This goes a long way in explaining his fondness for hiding in empty boxes and bags. He also loves to investigate the inside of cupboards.

When Chantal moved out, some years latter, Buster stayed.