I get very different responses when I interrupt their bath. Mio and Ezzy spend a lot of time on the changing table in front of the window.

some new experiments, made possible with my new toy.

That’s it. Ezzy. In. A. Box.

The kids aren’t the only ones hanging out in the sun

And then there’s Fred, who wants nothing to do with the wars and hides behind the TV.

These two buddies are a pair. They love each other and regularly cuddle. They’re huge and they drool. They’re afraid of everything.

Even though we miss him while he’s gone, I’m very thankful for Jordi’s job paying the bills and all that good stuff. I know he loves to work with the people he gets to see every day. And hopefully this travel thing will calm down again for a bit after a few trips lately.

And thanks to Josie who helped put cats on top of the suitcases (seriously how weren’t they already there? that’s where they ALWAYS ARE whenever we try to pack) and then pretended to be a cat for my picture taking needs.

I also cannot believe that Mio turned 11 last month. Here’s a few playful shots of him!

Ezzy didn’t get a snack, but she liked getting outside on the porch with us. She just had 5 teeth removed last week and is still recovering (well) from that.

Sorry Mio, sitting in the box doesn’t teach you how to read, you have to play the game.