Team washing, indoor cat version

Tons of fireflies out this year! I love to see them thriving.

This is brand new: I only saw Waldorf wash Statler’s forehead for the first time this week. Now Statler is helping with the monumental task of washing Waldorf?! They wouldn’t even share this cushion before today.

Well, now he’s awake. He would like to eat the wren, but he’s not able to.

This house wren does not think my inside cats should be allowed to sleep in the window. Sound on.

Crab apple blossoms looking good right now!

I picked a bouquet to have for lunch. It’s 6 types of Asian greens and 3 types of allium greens. Those mustard greens are getting big.

I picked some fresh leaves to some catnip tea for all the cats (once it cools). It will be interesting to see what the Working Cats tm think of it. I know the inside cats love it.

A very pretty day on Big River.

Handsome and sturdy, but not great at thinking.

Close up of some of what used to be the most dangerous parts of the cat formerly known as “AngryBoi!”Now kind and gentle.

This twig needed to be destroyed hard.

Four views of a beautiful spring day. Cherry blossoms, an osprey trying to keep his fish from others, the reservoir, and a bike path.

Ready for some wet garden shots? Here you go! Stuff is blooming and it’s raining, but my camera is submersible.

When you’re trying to have a relaxing Sunday nap and someone else puts their toes under your face. #notrejuvenating

I’m loving how fast the greens grow lately. Every day, I’m picking enough for a meal. Today it is mostly mustard greens, bok choy, green onions, kale, napa cabbage, and tatsoi.

Tough one when I have a bunch of pets, but here is a favorite.

Someone who is definitely not touching the parsley. If you’re looking. I’m glad I am planting a lot of these in the greenhouse soon… my cats are lousy gardeners

Partially snuggling and partially fighting. While laying down.

We finally have daffodils blooming!

Here’s a first! Never have we seen these boys groom each other before. Unless he just had something delicious on his face?

This poor hardworking cat can’t even fit on the couch when he’s trying to recharge.

There really is room for these cats to nap individually. I guess they don’t need any personal space.

Progress: Waldorf has entered the old fleece tent that has been on the front porch since about 10 years before he got here.

Ugh, now I have to get a manual boar just for this one beach. The powered ones are so much easier to use.

After zooming all over the house, yelling and bouncing off the walls, we take a nice nap.

“That’s an settling ice cream cone” isn’t a thought I have had many times in my life. You be the judge.

I’m ready for the kayak trip planning meeting.

The cleaning efforts do go in the other direction.

When you’re REALLY dirty, two cats must work together to bathe you.