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I'm retired and a freelance writer.

Check out these books, by me and my family, available for Kindle:

A Front Porch Trilogy
Where Do Socks Go?
We Count
My Brother's Plot

I have also published two more books on kindle but am currently unable to get the links to work. They are: The One Little Pig and Who Killed Freddie Mouse? Also check out other blogs and websites by me and my family:

My Life With Cats
My Life With Dogs

Thursday, November 24, 2016

A Season of Thankfulness--Cat Edition

     It's November.  Today is actually Thanksgiving!  Every year when November 1st arrives, I start hearing and seeing talk of thankfulness.  "What are you thankful for?"  On facebook, there is a challenge to write a post every day about one thing you are thankful for.  This is great!  We should always be looking for what we are thankful for and acknowledging God for his gifts.  Life can get so busy that we forget to do so.  So when November arrives, it is nice to be reminded to look around and realize how precious our lives are.
     For the purpose of this cat blog, I would like to say that I am thankful for the kitten we added to our family this year. I have already mentioned him in a previous post entitled Sliding Cat. He is Stan Lee.  He is now 7 months old and while he started out crazy and wild, he has already settled down quite a bit.  We suspected that he was grieving over our dog that passed away at the end of September.  He is still quite subdued as we have added a puppy to our zany zoo of a household.  I don't know what is going through that cat's mind as the puppy tries to spar with him and he just lays down in front of him.  Our last dog didn't act that way.  She just lay there as Stan cuddled up to her.  Stan tries to cuddle with the pup, but the pup bites him.  Stan is coming around, though.  He bites back!  And sometimes when the puppy gets too riled up and I step in to make him stop, Stan instigates another battle.  
     As you can guess, there is never a dull moment around here.  I am thankful for that, too.  Have a Happy Thanksgiving and remember to be thankful every day of the year.






(This was written by my daughter, Karen.)