These are Kyleigh's and Janice's cats. Kyleigh's cat is the one on top and is our Taz's brother. Janice has had her cat for several years now. They started out enemies, but are now friends.
On Mother's Day, Janice, Devin and Kyleigh came by to deliver groceries. They also brought fresh baked homemade cinnamon rolls and Kyleigh hid a homemade card in the groceries. I didn't get any hugs, but at least I got to see them.
Kyleigh is a member of the POM team at school and one Saturday they surprised her with a visit and a goodie bag. Janice made her actually get dressed that day.
I've shown pictures before of Taz sleeping on David's chest. Well, his new thing is to curl up on the newspaper.
Kyleigh spends every other weekend with her father and his mom. This particular Friday, they went bike riding which they do a lot when she visits. Her old bike was getting small and the brakes were going out so they bought her a new one. Unfortunately, she hit a patch of water and fell. In addition to the scrape on her arm, she also bruised her face and hurt her leg
Our church has been very proactive in providing worship opportunities by streaming all the church services and posting a Pastor's POD (Promise of the Day). The one thing they hadn't figured out was communion. Finally Saturday, 5/16 they did their first Drive Up Communion.
This week was Kyleigh's last week of school and she went to her homeroom on Wednesday morning to turn in her books and pick up her supplies. Each student was scheduled a individual 10-minute visit. In addition to turning in her books and getting her personal items, Janice took a picture and then the teacher danced the brand new 7th grader out of the classroom.
It's hard to see in this picture, but Taz is lying behind my laptop and is guarding a partial package of Ritz Crackers that he found there.
We let Taz outside for a little while most mornings, but once he comes in, he's my bosom buddy and after bothering me for awhile, he curls up somewhere on my desk and falls asleep. This is where he landed this morning. Unfortunately, he's about to be woken up so that I can get to the pile of mail underneath him.
And that was our May. We spent most of our time at home. I did go grocery shopping a couple of times and we drove through a drive-through occasionally, but mostly we stayed home.
2 comments:
Awe, look at those sweet kitties! Even better when they're friends.
At least you got to see them on Mother's Day, and the rolls and card were a plus!
Ouch, poor Kyleigh, I hope she heals quickly.
Our church has drive thru confessions!
What a fun way to end school, too bad Nathan's school didn't do that.
Cutie Taz, he's just protecting your stuff!
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