It's been an unseasonably warm winter. Or was an unseasonably warm winter until three weeks ago, when the temperature dropped 40 or 50 degrees and it got a lot more normal around here. This was my first clue that I might need to find my winter coat. That is the inside of my front door, and the white is not paint.
It took a few hours to decide that I was just going to have to turn the heat in the house up a little bit. After all, the babies needed to be warm. In the meantime, the babies had decided that Uncle John was a pretty nice substitute furnace. I discovered them clustered on one level of the Colonade at 11am.
12:35pm. Same place, different configuration.
1:35pm, and they have again re-assorted themselves, but seem perfectly content to snooze the day away in their very comfortable huddle.
It's been an unseasonably warm winter. Or was an unseasonably warm winter until three weeks ago, when the temperature dropped 40 or 50 degrees and it got a lot more normal around here. This was my first clue that I might need to find my winter coat. That is the inside of my front door, and the white is not paint.
It took a few hours to decide that I was just going to have to turn the heat in the house up a little bit. After all, the babies needed to be warm. In the meantime, the babies had decided that Uncle John was a pretty nice substitute furnace. I discovered them clustered on one level of the Colonade at 11am.
12:35pm. Same place, different configuration.
1:35pm, and they have again re-assorted themselves, but seem perfectly content to snooze the day away in their very comfortable huddle.
2 comments:
Such cute babies!
What a cute little huddle!
Are John and Cricket from the same litter? They are so alike!
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