I’m dreaming of a grey Christmas. . .
A grey and cloudy vista can be morale boosting or demoralizing. Personally I have no real preference. I like clouds. I can’t imagine a bright sunny Christmas day in the northwestern prairie where I live.
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I wonder how many shades of grey we have in Washington?
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I don’t kow, Greg, but you might find in pleasant to count them statewide…
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That looks so serene! Merry Christmas and a happy New Year, Lauren!
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Greetings, Harini! I was wondering whether Christmas existed in India. Sales seem to mean more than the Christian holiday here. We’ve had rain, sleet, and a dusting of snow, but then we are 1,300 feet above sea level. Good to hear from you!
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Merry Christmas! I hope Santa was good to the kitties.
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Our cats are over four years old, Ellen. They have ceased to buy into the Santa ruse. . . .
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I could work with that. I will try to share a photo of our summer Christmas in Australia. Very different. Cheers,H
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That would make for an interesting contrast, Helen.
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Marvelous picture! Gray skies are beautiful, too! Merry Christmas Lauren, to you and your family and kitties!
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Thank you, and Merry Christmas, Leah, to you and your husband and your shimmering black cat(s?). I wish you the healthiest New Year, too! I am praying for your health to return or at least to submit to management.
❤ Lauren
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I didn’t get a chance to answer last night, we only have one cat now. I miss the days when we had a group of kitties, they are so much fun together. For the time being, we think it’s best we stick with one. (The calico on the banner is a friend’s cat, I felt the page needed some brightening.)
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Well Black remains beautifiul, Leah! Effie and Paladin are a team, but they sure have some scary tiffs, too! No actual injuries at least.
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