Hide-and-Foggy-Seek

WAFFLES:  Hey Boss, what happened to all the sun puddles? 

KATIE:  They're hiding behind all the fog, Waffles.

WAFFLES:  Why are they hiding, Boss? Are they scared to come out? 

Or maybe it's a game! You know, like hide n seek. Maybe WE should play hide n seek!

WAFFLES:  Ok, I'm ready, Boss. Come out, come out wherever you are! You're TOTALLY not going to find me!

KATIE: You're TOTALLY right, Waffles.

Fogged In

We spend the whole weekend completely fogged in. The fog brought some badly needed moisture with it though, so our garden and trees are very happy. It was perfect napping and TV viewing weather. We can neither confirm or deny that Glogirly binged on both. 

As much as we love the blue skies, sunshine, and mountain views, there's something really magical about the misty fog.  Here's a quick video of our misty view. 

If you can't see the video below, just click HERE to watch.

That's One HUGE Litter Box - Cats & Gardening

WAFFLES:  Hey Boss, did you see? Glogirly is playing in her litter box. And it's HUGE!

KATIE:  That's not a litter box, Waffles. She's working on the perennial garden in front of the house. 

WAFFLES:  I don't know, Boss. That's a LOT of dirt. And she's digging around in it like she has to go or something. 

KATIE: Seriously, Waffles. I really doubt Glogirly is going to use her flower bed as a, well... you know.

WAFFLES:  She's squatting, Boss! She's squatting! 

KATIE:  Pretty sure she's just pulling weeds, Waffles. 

WAFFLES:  Now she's covering something up!

WAFFLES:  This gardening stuff looks pretty fishy if you ask me.

KATIE:  I guess it's a good thing I didn't ask you.

Digging Up Some Dirt

We're pretty sure the spring snowstorms are behind us so Glogirly spent the day cleaning up her perennial garden by getting rid of the old mulch and dead leaves to make room for the fresh new growth. She just planted the garden last summer, so this is the first year for the plants to come back. For the most part, everything is looking good. Just a few smaller flowering plants look like they may have not made it.

All that digging around, right in front of the kitchen and dining room windows, had Waffles a little concerned though!

It's still a little early up at 8,000 feet for things to be in full bloom. Once things start looking pretty-pretty we'll be sure to share some photos.

A Foggy Feline Friendship

WAFFLES:  Hey, BOSS! 

KATIE:  Busy, Waffles. 

WAFFLES:  Can you see anything out the window yet? Or is it still froggy? 

KATIE:  You mean, foggy? Why don't you get up and see for yourself?

WAFFLES:  But you're already up there. Can you see anything? Like any frogs?

KATIE:  Nope. Not a thing. No frogs.

WAFFLES:  Are your eyes even OPEN?

KATIE:  They are now. So if I tell you there are frogs, will you leave me be? 

WAFFLES:  How many frogs? 

A Very Foggy Weekend

We're learning that mountain weather is very unpredictable and always changing. One minute it's blue skies and sunshine, the next there's a snowstorm.

This past weekend we were completely fogged in for over 48 hours. We couldn't even see our driveway. It was a perfect time to curl up with a soft blanket and take a nap. We're not sure who jumped up onto the chair by the bedroom window first, but when Glogirly walked in to get her blanket so she could stay warm while watching her stories on Hulu, she discovered it was already occupied.

And you know what they say about possession being 9/10 of the law. Well in this case, it WAS the law.

Oh, and to be clear. There were never any frogs. Sorry, Waffles.