The storms have passed. Lots of rain in Greenville, Benny said, but here it was mostly thunder with a little of the wet stuff. Miss Callie is semi-reclining on my chest, her pristine white paws crossed very daintily. She is warm–very warm–her little sides rapidly heaving up and down; I am always telling her to slow down that breathing. I want her to live a nice long life so she mustn’t wear herself out.
The pain has eased up, but I feel more than a bit fuzzy around the edges due to the meds. Not going to attempt writing anything of real substance, just share some lovely images of our blue-eyed boy.
May you get some relief soon!
Thank you very much for “blueing-up” Richard’s eyes in the first pic.
And, of course, for all the other wonderful pics, too.
I hope the pain eases up soon – take care of yourself and rest. my dear.
Ditto what Kathryn said!
I love, love, love those eyes! What a great way to start the day! We have field day today. It’s like herding cats! Hope your day goes better than mine will
Laurie, hope your day went much better than you expected!
It did…hurrah!! My 3 biggest problems weren’t allowed to participate! Which made everything go very well! That’s so sad to say, but the other kids had a day without being pushed, bothered, bullied, etc.
I’m glad you and the children were free of those problems for a day. It is sad, but I once helped lead a field day when we were told everyone was going, no exceptions. My day ended with a head injury and thirteen stitches. If only we had been able to bar that one kid…
Lovely…
Oh dear, Leigh, are you OK? That head injury sound quite bad! How did it happen?
Sorry, Leigh, I didn’t read your comment properly!!! My apologies! I skipped the beginning of that sentence somehow. Apologies!
That’s okay. The kid threw a rock the size of a brick. I had to take a month off work and I couldn’t wash my hair for two weeks. This was decades ago, so I guess I compensated for any residual damage.
Oh that must have been awful.
Did the kid get expelled for what he did?