12 snakes a-sleeping
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| At least we hope these guys are hibernating now! |
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| Other new titles can be found at Steel Magnolia Press |
With 3 blogs to contribute to, I always seem to be behind in my posts!
#2 on New Year's resolutions is to get ahead and stay ahead in 2012.
9 hens not laying
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| The flock is older now, and winter is a poor season for eggs anyway. But who cares as long as the girls are all healthy? |
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| Well, OK, there's a zebra finch in there, too. |
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| Generally crowing at 4:00 am |
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| Well, maybe we're exaggerating the fighting part a little. From left: Loki, Angel, Ginger and Orion, the cat. Not pictured: Callie and Magic (both cats) |
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| Pic on right (from left to right): Bella, Ricky, Bonnie, Cody, Lyssa |
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| There's also the boy mallard, but his character was cut during the edit. |
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| Best alarms for alerting us to coyotes and stray cats ever. The guinea at the top is a pearl, the other is a lavendar. Both of them, and the third, are boys. |
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| And they do use those horns - especially Lucy on the right (that's Rowdy, her son, on the left). |
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| Technically Fafnir is in a crabapple tree here, but there IS a pear tree right next to this one that she also hangs out in. Wishing you and your beasties a holiday full of peace and love and, most importantly, warm beds and warm laps for all. |
3 comments:
That's awesome! I love your version. Merry Christmas Eve! I especially liked "And an iguana in a pear tree." I also enjoyed the 5 po-nies line.
Can you believe I sang this?
Merry Christmas Eve, back atcha, ma'am!
Sadly, I do believe you sang it. Unless you were drinking, you probably noticed it doesn't at all scan ;o). But what the heck? The beasties got face time.
Hope Santa's good to you and all the fosters tomorrow!
That was a lovely post, Phoneix. The pics were awesome, too.
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