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Apr 21, 2006

Peace and quiet

Since Friday is a traditional cat-blogging day, I thought I would contribute an update to show how one of our pets is settling in after these last mad months of house construction.

It seems as though there is a universal need for a space of one's own. It doesn't have to be large, just big enough where we can get out of the way and have a little time for ourselves.
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Buffy is quite grateful that our deck finally has enough plants to provide shelter.

I hope that you also get a little time for yourself today, not necessarily for napping like Buffy, maybe just enough time to plan your future and make important decisions. Happy Friday!

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Posted by David St Lawrence at 03:46 AM in Country Living |

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I love the photo! Maybe I should make Fridays dog days?

Posted by: vikk | Apr 21, 2006 at 06:24 PM

Thank you for your letter and link. I love this picture, and the way you've shown the enlarment - very nice!

Glad to see that the settling in is going well!

I’m still fighting WordPress at the new blog, but decided I needed to swing by blogroll buddies and say howdy!

Hope you have a terrific weekend - the weather in the KC area is spectacular!
Hugs,
Marti

Posted by: Marti | Apr 22, 2006 at 02:38 PM

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