Les sigh....Well, maybe I'm thankful there are only a couple more weeks untildress up season is over!
(Let's not tell her Christmas dress up is right around the corner BOL)
Thank you Brian for hosting the
Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
10/18/23
10/17/23
10/16/23
Happy Little Sunflower
You remembered the treats, right??
What's that Mama, you brought the good ones??
YUM!
I might be an even happier little sunflower if you gave me another treat, just sayin'.........
(Mama had some technical issues, but will be back with her
scary balloon post next week)
We are joining Sandee at Comedy Plus for the
Happy Tuesday Blog Hop this week!
10/15/23
Aaaw Monday - Dress Up Season has Begun
I see, in my crystal ball, a bunch of silly costumes in our future......
We're joining Comedy Plus for the
Awww Monday Blog Hop!
10/12/23
Rocky Mountain National Park on Nature Friday
Happy Nature Friday!!
Today, we are letting Mama share a few of her pictures from
Rocky Mountain National Park. We have also included some fun facts about the National Park under each picture.
Did you know the Rocky Mountains got their name from a translation of a Native American Algonquian name "Cree as-sin-wati" meaning "Rocky Mountain"?
On January 26, 1915 Woodrow Wilson signed the "Rocky Mountain National Park Act" making it the 10th US National Park.
Fall 2020 brought wild fires to the Rocky Mountain National Park. Over 30,000 acres of the park were burned including the Grand Lake Park Offices and numerous historical buildings.
The Continental Divide begins in the Northern Rockies of Montana and continues into the Southern Rockies of New Mexico. It separates the the water drainage in the US with the western divide flowing into the Pacific Ocean and the eastern divide flowing into the Atlantic Ocean(via the Gulf of Mexico).
According to the National Park System, there are 147 lakes in Rocky Mountain National Park.
Rocky Mountain National Park is one of the highest National Parks. The highest peak is 14,259 feet above sea level.
Weather conditions change rapidly in the park and it can snow as late as July and as early as late August.
(Mama and Daddy had sleet and snow during their ride through the park)
There is so much nature to see throughout Rocky Mountain National Park that Mama and Daddy didn't get to see. We bet its not too long before we go back!
We sure hope you all have a nature filled weekend. Don't forget, the Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse happens in some areas of Blogville this weekend, be sure to take a peek at it!
Show us your nature! It can be flowers, your current weather, a scene out of your window, or maybe a picture from a vacation, walk or other journey! Any kind of nature picture will do! If you don't see a link below, click HERE to go to our Hoppity Page.
10/11/23
Season Finale on Thankful Thursday
This week we are thankful we are tagging along with the pawrents on CeCe's Season Finale Trip.
If the weather permits, we are going to get to witness the
"Ring of Fire" partial solar eclipse!!
How cool is that??
Don't worry, we'll have our special glasses on so we don't hurt our eyes. Although we are a little sad this is Cece's Season Finale, we are glad we get to be a part of this special adventure!
We couldn't let this day go by without saying how thankful we
are that we were on this earth at the same time as one of the most caring and fashionable mancats in both Blogville and the Catosphere.
You will be missed Brian, we will carry so many wonderful
memories of you until we meet again. Thank you Brian for hosting the
Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
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