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dive in

black hole

before my beloved aunt passed, she would tell me that she couldn't see her cat. my aunt would say that with all of her vision problems, she should never have adopted a black cat. i knew that my aunt must be exaggerating and chuckled every time she mentioned the cat who couldn't be seen.

upon my aunt's passing, i adopted her cat. what my husband and i quickly learned is that this cat is invisible. she is not completely black, having  little orange and white bits here and there. but she blends into everything...including white. it is like there is the space of a cat but not actually a cat there.

she is the sweetest cat who simply oozes love and peace. i am so grateful to have her in my life because she also reminds me of my seriously awesome aunt. this photo is not a shadow or the way the light hit her. she is just magically invisible.

me and my shadow

i love the perky ear shadow behind him.

any day of the week

this could be almost any day of the week. my boy likes to get comfortable.

narcissus x 3

bed bug

my sweetie pie bed bug

photo a day...fingernail moon

photo a day...my little cosmos

photo a day...vanilla cream and milk

photo a day...count me out

normally, i want to be counted in but this is how i felt today...just checking things off and feeling a bit buried under the hash marks.

photo a day...rehomed and puffies

what kind of holly has blooms when it is so tiny, i wondered...

 the kind that grabs castoffs from the crepe myrtle towering above. i knew you would soon be plucked as a weed by the landscape crew so i dug you up and took you home.

rehomed.

 mountains of clouds...mom's kind of day

photo a day...got my eye on you

photo a day...self portrait