It got cold here, so when mum goes outside she is all bundled up, ear muffs on, mittens on. She went out to fill the fevver feeders as they need foods too.
From Friday January 9, 2009
Derby Here, Derby There, Derby Everywhere
Mum is always on the outlook for mentions of Derby, that are not me. Here is a few we have found.
Here is one from a book she was reading, that mentions Derby figures. Mum can't exactly remember the book she was reading at the time. She thinks it was something that some one wrote as a look at what happened after Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice' ended.
On Caturday January 3, in the English Soccer, football to my UK furiends, Derby was playing at Forest Green. I wonder if Derby has a good team or not?
This was from a magazine that mum found when she and Grampie went up North last fall. We have a Derby track and a Derby Inn!It is going to be snowing lots again today, the most we have gotten since Christmouse Eve. Mum has been happy for the break of snow, snow, snow, snow, snow, snow, snow, snow. Plus next week their are talking about EXTREMELY COLD temperatures. Mum and I need to be prepared to snuggle up really good to stay warm
That ball of yarn is like a pen line, marking out the route you took as you batted it around Ducky!
ReplyDeleteMegan
Sydney, Australia
Da Boyz chew on too much stuff, so my yarn is hidden away. The cold has reached us too, and some soft snow falls too. Not bad, for 1/3 way into January...for Michigan!
ReplyDeleteThat yarn sure looks like fun, Ducky! Thanks for the Derbyfied flashback.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're staying warm, Ducky!
ReplyDeleteStaying warm sounds like a good idea, Ducky ! Purrs
ReplyDeleteDOOD !!! grate ta see ya bak thiz way...wear haz ya been !! hope 2019 iz total lee awesum for ewe N mum N bringz lotz oh happeez healtheez N burd free dayz ~~~~~ ♥♥☺☺
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a lot of fun with your ball of yarn.
ReplyDeleteYour mum found a lot of Derbys in different places.
Good decision on the mulberry tree. I had one and regretted it. It drops shoe-staining berries and more grow when you aren't looking.
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