March 25, 2021

THANKFUL FOR SOME NORMALITY

Thankful Thursday

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Thank you friends for your support, love, purrs, prayers and POTP. Love, Sawyer

The amazing streak continues for Sawyer. He is now at 44 days without a gran mal seizure and at least a month without any focal seizures. As long as this trend continues, Sawyer and all the support you have given him will be at the top of our thankful list.

Personally, I am thankful for having the opportunity to share a belated birthday celebration with a dear friend yesterday. We both have had our two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine and are several weeks past the second dose, so we were comfortable and so thankful to be able to spend time together and share hugs and kisses.

I am also thankful that Spring is officially here; though, the weather hasn’t been terrific. The yard is filled with daffodils adding swathes of bright yellow happiness. As always, Kitties Blue and I are thankful for the friendship and support of each of you who visit and read this blog.

Sawyer is joining the Thankful Thursday blog hop at Brian’s Home. To do the same, post on your blog for what your are thankful and then click on Brian’s badge.

Thoroughly Poetic Thursday

The Two Spoiled Cats, Angel Sammy and Teddy, provided us with a really fun inspiration photo for this week’s poetry challenge.

 

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I thought such an amusing photo needed an amusing poem, so I went with a limerick again. It is not one of my best, but…

There once was a snowman from Stowe,
who was sick of the cold and the snow.
He packed a bag and went south,
the chance of melting to flout.
Now he’s merely a tiny ice floe!

© Janet Buickerood Blue – 03/24/2021

If you’d like to write some poetry next week, click on the badge below. You’ll be whisked away to Two Spoiled Cats where you will find next week’s inspiration photo as well as Angel Sammy’s poem for this week. He’s a wonderful poet, and his poems are always worth reading.

We’ll see you all again tomorrow for Feline and Friendship Fridays as well as Friendly Fill-Ins.