“Answer me these questions three, ere the other side of the hallway you’ll see…”
(All 3 questions were: “will you give us a treat?”)
“Answer me these questions three, ere the other side of the hallway you’ll see…”
(All 3 questions were: “will you give us a treat?”)
Just Chuck doing his morning visit to me in my office (he’s checking to see if I have any treats for him, of course).
It always makes me happy to see the buns chowing down on their hay – Chuck in particular really loves when I bring out his clean litter box with fresh hay every day (usually in the afternoon, just after he wakes from his day-long nap).
Matilda loves her hay as well, I just wish she was better about eating it… as you can see, she likes to perch on the outside of the litter box and eat the hay from there, and she has a bad habit of letting hay drop to the floor while she’s pulling it from the box. Such a messy eater!
The buns came to visit me in my office again – but when they realized I wasn’t giving out treats, they soon left.
Lately the buns have found new sleeping spots – Matilda really, really loves her A-frame house (now that I’ve reinforced the floor) and Chuck has taken to sleeping beside it – often barely visible against the white wall (except for his little nose patch).
From across the room, both buns are actually reasonably well camouflaged and hard to see at a glance (not that I think they planned it that way…)
Matilda has a one-track mind – and that track is “food.” This is her saying “do you have any food for me?”
The buns enjoying their dinnertime salad
Matilda trying (unsuccessfully) to decide which way to go: back up the hallway or into the bedroom? Decisions, decisions…
Trying to do some yoga when I got a “helper”…
Oh there you are Chuck! You blend in so well against the white wall.