Throw Back Thursday

Howdy all, the gardening is done for the year. No snow on the ground at the moment and none predicted in the near future. Mum got brave on Wednesday and got in the hot rain room for the first time in ages. She got in all naked except for the boot, then she had a stool to sit on. She took off the boot, put it outside, then turned on the water. She said it felt nice to have the water running all over her body. Then stopped the water, dried her footy off and put the boot back on. Then she could get out and finish drying off. What a process to get clean, but she has been washing her important parts all along, just not in a shower.

Allrighty, well the garden is done so for Thursdays we will do some winter flash blacks. Today brings us to Caturday December 5, 2009. Back when Derby was here by himself.

Saturday, December 5, 2009
Caturday Flurries 

Hey everyone, happy Caturday. Mum and I have finally seen snowflakes in the past few days but nothing has really stuck or covered the grass. The weatherguesser says that may change in a few days. Here is the other morning, just enough to show up and make it a little white in places. It all went away that day. Today we get a few snowflakes, then sun. Mum says it is now furry cold outside and she needs to find her ear muffins to wear to keep her ears warm.
Mum and Grampie wented to a Christmouse concert last night at Concordia University Wisconsin. All the student musical groups do their thing, and they were just five rows back from the bell ringers. Mum says it is fun to watch them and how they make all the different ringings sounds depending on how the bell is rung, struck or otherwise handled! Plus big things that look like tuning forks!
We got our firsted Christmouse card too. From mum's furiends who are smart enough to include me in their good wishes!
So mum is busy today, starting her cards, getting the mailing labels together for both her and Grampie and doing his Christmouse letter. Oh, and doing peanut brittle batches in between.
Me I will just find some of the sunshine and soak it up.