Thought I'd share this. I'm off today to spend last day of spring break for the kids with them. We are going to the movies to see Bench Warmers. Hope you like my tatoo, note amazing muscle tone for old dude.

Of course I didn't do that right, oh well, a couple more out of order.

Last one, of all of us, Mom's at work.

RB: What sparklers! Two "young'ns" are about 10 and 8, I'd guess. How did you get them to sit still long enough for the shutter to open and close while they were in one spot? (I speak from the experiences of my own "domestic maintenance" skills, and our scruffs who were snoring away when I departed at 6:45 this a.m.

(Yes! Next week off, the baseball gloves have been oiled, the rakes taken out for spring lawns, and the dandelions aching to decorated the NNY landscapes!)

Another lovely happiness machine.

Fjp, I can tell you know where its at! Sometimes you get lucky with the camera, I had to shoot a block of 100 to get this shot. J.k., yes I have definitely been blessed in the family department. Thanks, Chapter too.

They remind me of beautiful bright fresh flowers.

Cats and books...
Fat cat doing ridiculous stuff..yes.

Time for the South Beach diet on this one...(lol)

This is 'Ginger' who is in slightly better shape than her sister. I snapped a picture of her laying next to my last two novels.
Hey, it was a dead day...

The close source to Ray Bradbury made sure he saw pictures of all the tattoos and writes, "He saw Dan's Fahrenheit 451 tattoo and LOVED IT! He thought that Joe Mugnaini would be very proud."

He sends love to all.

Dandelion, do you mean my tatoo or my kids...just jokin, thank you and well put!

It should be well put, I stole it from Ray.

Bot, "...her laying next to..." should be "lying" you know. Intransitive verb required here. Sorry-one of my pet peeves!
Nice pictures, though!

B-Two, your focal lense mechanism's may need adjustment, I beleive that was Robert Blevin's statement. Thank you for keepin me on my little metal roller toes though.

By the way, Mr. Blevin's, nice cat pictures. I have always loved to watch them. Almost Egyptian in their wonderful independence. We have a rather largish dog so we hesitate to open that can of kitty chow. Cool pics, that one is huge, and obviously well loved. I think I saw a smile. Definitely a "Have cat for comforter" situation, eh.