This Kitten needs to grow into his whiskers.
Horace (4 more photos)
Courtesy and copyright: Eva P.
For anyone who likes sing-alongs, a possible gift, the Campfire Songbook.
I think that many will appreciate this video about flying
You posted my musical bookshelf video a while back but seemed to be upset that there was no cat in it. Since then, I made this. Enjoy!
No, I was merely disappointed!
For the singer and Karaoke enthusiast - PC based system that allows you to use your own music at far less cost than many others.
life:
For no other reason than they’re absolutely wonderful and comforting cohabitants of planet Earth, LIFE.com celebrates trees of all shapes, sizes, and colors.
(see more — Standing Fast: Trees in All Seasons)
Before I retired, I had a bookstore (now gone) across the street from the building that I worked in. Last year I made a list of books as suggestions for Holiday Gifts.
This year it will be a varied selection of things I’ve found on-line, as individual posts. We have less than 10 weeks remaining till Christmas.
Found this on-line - Suitable for a ladies Halloween Costume - may be sewn and finished in an hour.
Have just finished a set of 6 DIY (do it yourself or personalizable) Graffiti Shirt designs with Brick, Tile, Stone and Wood Backgrounds.
For those who’ll enjoy the Cartoon “Classic”, here is a Real-Life version of the #Finger Signpost, seen in the center of a beautiful outdoor scene at the Southwest Resort in Orlando, Florida.
(My latest Design at) http://www.cafepress.com/KittysDiningAprons
Haven’t had the energy lately for tagging things, since I’ve been working on this.
Designs currently available for inspection are:
Reader’s bookshelf
Spice Shop
Fireplace
Grassy Roof
the Latter 2 combines as Scandiavian 2in1
Water Garden
and the NON-Photographic Fingerpainting
WIll be updating the List as time goes on.
life:
Look familiar? For all you Harry Potter enthusiasts, of course it does…
Entertainment Weekly just released a gallery of new promo art from ”Deathly Hallows — Part 2.” And yes, they are amazing. You can find them here.
The Harry Potter book and film series are, without a doubt, the most quintessentially English pieces of fiction in popular culture. From heady English universities to idyllic landscapes seen via broomstick, Harry Potter oozes England. Ready your Apparition license (or Floo Powder, if you don’t have your license) because we’re going on a tour of the England of Harry Potter. We begin here in Bracknell, Surrey, and the houses that served as the Privet Drive home of Harry Potter’s aunt and uncle in the movies.
