Yoga at the highest peak of the Catskills.
Sitting on a very wonky dock at the top of the mountain.
I used to play Mario Cart with this guy.
Nigel enviously watching as grumpy Chaucer goes for a leashed walk.
Nigel hiding out in David's suitcase while Chaucer tries to figure out how he did it.
Nigel's favorite thing to do.
A new nook. Getting my clothes all covered with hair is a small price to pay for this cuteness.
Jasper checking out my studio.
My studio! 
At the Butterfly house in Oneonta.We're heading to the airport in a mere 6 hours to begin our journey to Lima! I'm getting more and more anxious to get there by the minute. The only tiny nag in my excitement is my kitties: we dropped them off at their foster home the other day, and Nigel was so angry to be in someone else's territory (there are two male cat roommates for them) that he just stalked around, hissing indiscriminately at table, chair, cat, carpet, looking more and more like a tiny deranged panther. Their foster mom is great and her place has plenty of space for all the kitties, but it still made me a little sad to see my super friendly guy being such a little asshole.
We're watching Baz Luhrmann's Romeo and Juliet in Spanish and they're about to get married. Somehow, Shakespeare in Spanish is really making a lot of sense to me. Adios!
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ReplyDeleteI published a typo and it bothered me, so I *had* to delete it. Ah, but what I meant to say is I hope your your journey was mellifluous! I can't wait to hear about your South American adventures. It all sounds very grand and mystical. I can't imagine that you will have internet in the panther speckled mountains, so I will send you good gypsy luck for travel and hope to hear from you when you are in a place to be heard.
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