So a few weeks back when I was snapping pictures of my vintage blankets blowing in the breeze on the laundry line. . .
This is what was happening at the other end.
Want to see more of that crazy black cat?
(click here and scroll down if you'd prefer dog photo links)
(click here and scroll down if you'd prefer dog photo links)
11/16/08: Yoga for Pets
2/16/09: Looking for Santa?
1/23/10: Staredown
7/3/10: Take a Cue from Mr. Midnight
10/24/10: Cats on Things
10/31/10: Critter Crossing
Love laundry lines?
12/1/05: Warm Wash, Cool Dry
1/2/06: Winter Color
4/17/06: Monday Washday (and a Lamb Report)
6/22/09: Vintage Laundry Line
8/2/09: A Beacon in the Light
2/18/10: A Nice Day
5/24/10: Two More Vintage Quilts!
6/13/10: The Dangers of a Laundry Line
7/25/10: Blowin' In the Wind
9/27/10: White Tee Shirt Day
10/13/10: Vintage Quilt Love (Again)
10/23/10: These Blustery, Mustery Days
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Too cute! I LOVE black cats too :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling series of photos! Of course, almost all of your photos have an element of darlingness to them! Thanks for sharing your life with us "city folk" (though my great-grandma had a farm and I've always thought I wanted one too! My husband, not so much~).
ReplyDeleteoh, how amazingly charming! Delightful. We also have a gorgeous black cat with golden eyes. Great shots!
ReplyDeleteLittle laundry fiend! Such a cutie. :)
ReplyDeleteTaking time to enjoy the fun stuff is what it all about. When I hang my clothes out I have to make sure that none of the sleeves are hanging down because our goats like to chew on them!!!
ReplyDeleteI told you that's what would happen at our house!
ReplyDeleteI loved your post with the laundry and the other related 'claw hole' ones - so funny and happy. Thanks. Helen
ReplyDeleteMy orange cat George specializes in throw rugs. He pounces on them and wads them up in a ball, then walks off and leaves them. He especially likes them when they're fresh out of the dryer. No hanging laundry outside here, too many tractors in the fields nearby. (Also, I admit, I'm lazy.)
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