Living with AlleyCat is never boring, never the same thing, always very entertaining and you never know…just saying. I was putsing around the house early in the morning and yes I am sure that putsing around is not any discernible word in the English dictionary, but anyway…I digress. I just couldn’t figure out what all this vocalization was all about, so of course I needed to investigate. It seems that we had a visitor of some type that invaded our house. AlleyCat spotted it on the broom handle and she was talking up a storm!

The visitor had moved to the mat section in the lower left, (which is very hard to see) on this needlepoint that I did so many years ago! No way was she was letting this new toy out of her sight for a fleeting moment, all the while continuing to talk up a storm. Who is she talking to? me? or something else?

She was getting a little anxious here, don’t you think? Sylvester wasn’t interested at all in what was going on at the moment.

She had her prey, toyed with it and batted at it very gently for a few minutes and not being at all sure of what I am supposed to do with this thing? sat and stared at it. That was my clue to rescue it from its certain demise and let it fly away, which I did. She was not pleased at all with me for taking away her new toy. So sorry AlleyCat.

I did settle in and finish my last project for the magazine and then got a little stitching done for myself. I finished off a few ornaments so that I can get them dropped off at my LNS before the finishing deadlines. Thank you Brenda for my background stitch and I just love it! This will be finished as a little bag and as it hangs on the tree will remind me of the wonderful seminar in San Antonio.

I can stitch my fingers to the bone for days now as I continue to work on all of my stitching commitments. I will actually be home now for a few weeks until my next road trip, which will be to BeStitched to teach Deco Kitty. and until next time…keep on stitching.