Wordless Wednesday. I'm off in a few minutes. (Already how many words is that?)
This was an interesting tree that Tetsu and I found on one of our drives. It is called a handkerchief tree and looked like lots of little flags waving in the breeze.
The azaleas are blooming in the parks and in the forest. (That picture I was trying to figure out how to blur the background on photos.)
Toi and Patora have moved to the cat house for spring. I don't know if they are happier there or not but they have more of a view and they don't tear things up in my sewing room.
Toi loves Patora (sleeping practically on top of her). Too bad he hates Vel and Cleo.
This was an interesting tree that Tetsu and I found on one of our drives. It is called a handkerchief tree and looked like lots of little flags waving in the breeze.
The azaleas are blooming in the parks and in the forest. (That picture I was trying to figure out how to blur the background on photos.)
Toi and Patora have moved to the cat house for spring. I don't know if they are happier there or not but they have more of a view and they don't tear things up in my sewing room.
Toi loves Patora (sleeping practically on top of her). Too bad he hates Vel and Cleo.
5 comments:
Tanya..some days you don't need words..remember the old saying...a picture is worth a thousand words..works very well here..photos are great..always love to see your cats...and I do think their special house is really neat..hugs, Pat in IN
The Jiyu school campus has one of those handkerchief trees too. I think they are native to China. The cats seem happy enough without issues of other cats.
I'm wondering if your Handkerchief Tree isn't a Dogwood variety, it's lovely. The cats seem to like the dorm at summer camp!
The handkerchief tree is so pretty. I don't believe I have seen one before. :)
Pretty handkerchief tree! Azaleas never look that good in my yard--they take too much water for dry SoCalif. Sweet kitties!
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