and the boys/men in the family room defining a triangular plane,
and Mr Puffy Pants again, now fallen on another corner of the plane,
and Mr Sweet Pants, the precious one,
and the still plants out in the patio,
this impression is certainly not accurate.
Mr Sweet Pants had earlier the same morning brought home a present, which he dropped readily by the front gate of the condo.
Gingerella who was indoors with me heard the plop and ran out.
He did not need to go to any school to instantly recognize the fellow who was staring right back at him.
By then, I too discovered that a mouse was by our door and went out to make sure he would not enter our house. I heard the big growl of the Orange one, and that made me laugh.
The boys grabbed the mouse and released it out in the greenery outside of our complex, and commenced playing. They would let loose the mouse and grab him again until he found a way to disappear.
Augustus
and Ollie stayed there, patiently, silently,
behaving much like their ancestors would.
They roamed
and searched
and remained silent. What a thrill!
It has been such a long time since we last visited, and it might be another long stretch before we visit again. We frequently wonder how we had time to visit in the past and what happened because we continue to walk, meditate, read and reflect together as a family. Well, no matter what, why, and how...the cat boys sent their best wishes.
We were reading this by the way.
Boys love Eliot! Cat boys send love!And indeed there will be time
For the yellow smoke that slides along the street,
Rubbing its back upon the window-panes;
There will be time, there will be time
To prepare a face to meet the faces that you meet;
There will be time to murder and create,
And time for all the works and days of hands
That lift and drop a question on your plate;
Time for you and time for me,
And time yet for a hundred indecisions,
And for a hundred visions and revisions,
Before the taking of a toast and tea. (Eliot)
Ciao everyone!
Where have you been, girl? :) I totally understand. I took a break from my writing blog all summer and I'm so behind in reading others' blogs. I'm glad to see the boys are still up to their adorable antics. I can't tell you how many times my outdoor cat would catch a mouse and then get distracted so it could escape. It's hilarious. Great photos of the boys, as always. Keep in touch.
ReplyDeleteHi Grace,
DeleteGreat to see you! How does one make time? If only the cat boys could do their own typing : )
Those boys are so funny with their mouse games.
Stay well...we will try to visit soon.
oh, i love that quote.
ReplyDeleteand those boys….!….so hidden yet so obvious.
poor little mouse. did it find refuge?
love and kisses on the wind !!
xo
I love it too...you should read the entire poem, it is beautiful!
DeleteThe mouse got away even though big Ollie would try to hop on him from a distance..it was so entertaining for us while they were quite serious about it,
xoxo
How lovely to see you here again with the three boys in in their perfect triangular poses. Time has a way of escaping and I think we are all lagging behind in our blogging. Till we see you again.
ReplyDeleteFond wishes kisses to all
Helen xxxx
Dearest Helen,
DeleteWe missed you greatly but never forgot you. How lovely to say hi again. xoxoxo from us all
So glad to see a post from you. I have missed your blog like crazy :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Keith...I have been following your posts so I feel I have been around but I know we have been invisible. Happy Halloween!
DeleteTime for you and time for me, decisions, visions, revisions...
ReplyDeleteI laughed too when Gingerella growled! When they do something so ferocious and out of the ordinary. Cute.
I knew everybody was well & fine there, lounging about.
Still, it's so darn good to see you. :)
So lovely to see you're back, even if only as a break in the pause :) And what an exciting looking jungle for the boys to explore - the one where Ollie is sort of peeking under the leaves, is soo cute! :D
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