india passed on
a wonderful poem i didn't see
first or second time round
but my little mousey inspired her to send me this
and if i know her just a wee bit
were she here, i'd hear this little tale!
thank you!
evening
in the mail came this
a wonderful little watercolor
from a very dear old friend
to wish me happy day
very early!
Evening silhouette with trees and cows :)
ReplyDeleteand... nice doormouse poem.
Lol.... the poem is most appropriate. Poor wee mouse.
ReplyDeletevalerie and robyn, can't believe i didn't see the link tot he poem first off, but i'm so glad i did!
ReplyDeleteis it today or tomorrow that we swing into the splendidness that is Sagittarius? enjoy and celebrate...and if you need to
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put your paws over your eyes :o)
i'm savoring the poem for later but judging by who wrote it - it's going to be special. i also like india's added note - put paws over eyes. kitties do that - cover their eyes - and i believe they hope - "oh, i can't see 'them' so 'they' can't see me and i'm safe." the card is sweet and dear and wishing you the same for the upcoming feast day. (oddly enough, i did find a "city mouse" aka rat, in my alley yesterday - it truly wasn't so peaceful as your fellow...)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your Thanksgiving, Velma! I am truly thankful to be here enjoying life and your blog! :)
ReplyDeleteThe poem and the photography...delightful! xo
ReplyDeleteindia, 'tis soon, my birthday iis next week, yours just before or after? YAY!
ReplyDeletehenrietta, don't understand cats doing it, but children sure do!
cait, thank you. it means so much.
loved the poem, the card is special, for a special person. on the matter of the wee beastie Burns would say "the best laid schemes o' Mice an' Men, Gang aft agley"
ReplyDeletejean, thank you. burrrrrrns always surprises me. they celebrate bobbie burns day just north of here!
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