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So, last night Daddy and Mommy watched the
Antique Roadshow on the public television station.
During the show, Mommy drank some Coke and ....
... I took a nap on Mommy's lap throughout the entire broadcast of
Antique Roadshow.
Meanwhile, Daddy slipped out into the kitchen to snatch a treat for himself from the Swedish Cookie jar that sits on one of the counter tops next to the antique coffee grinder.
Later Daddy, Mommy, and I headed toward the stairs so we could all go to bed. You can see our open stairway in the background on the left side of this photo. You can also see my kitty scratching post on the left side.
Above you can see what Daddy and Mommy have displayed at the top of the open stairway. Sorry the photo is a little blurry but it was shot as we were passing by on our way to bed. Although blurry and hard to make out in the above photo, the art hanging above the shelf is called "Homeward Journey" by artist Julie Kramer-Cole. In this dark scene, Julie Kramer Cole has placed the image of an Indian in full glory riding his horse into the heavens ... and all this, camouflaged in the bolts of lightning. The soft, clean colors of western artist Julie Kramer-Cole allow the drama and emotion of her images to shine through. I think that her Native American and camouflage artwork reveal unexpected slices of life. Below is a close-up of "Homeward Journey" ...
Mommy snapped the photos above and below, as I was getting all settled in the bed in my kitty nursery for the night.
In the background of the above photo you can see the antique Four Winds quilt that is more than 100 years old and hangs in my kitty nursery. I think it has pretty bright colors and is rather cool looking!
So, last night Daddy and Mommy watched the Antique Roadshow on the public television station.
During the show, Mommy drank some Coke and ....
... I took a nap on Mommy's lap throughout the entire broadcast of Antique Roadshow.
Meanwhile, Daddy slipped out into the kitchen to snatch a treat for himself from the Swedish Cookie jar that sits on one of the counter tops next to the antique coffee grinder.
Later Daddy, Mommy, and I headed toward the stairs so we could all go to bed. You can see our open stairway in the background on the left side of this photo. You can also see my kitty scratching post on the left side.
Above you can see what Daddy and Mommy have displayed at the top of the open stairway. Sorry the photo is a little blurry but it was shot as we were passing by on our way to bed. Although blurry and hard to make out in the above photo, the art hanging above the shelf is called "Homeward Journey" by artist Julie Kramer-Cole. In this dark scene, Julie Kramer Cole has placed the image of an Indian in full glory riding his horse into the heavens ... and all this, camouflaged in the bolts of lightning. The soft, clean colors of western artist Julie Kramer-Cole allow the drama and emotion of her images to shine through. I think that her Native American and camouflage artwork reveal unexpected slices of life. Below is a close-up of "Homeward Journey" ...
Mommy snapped the photos above and below, as I was getting all settled in the bed in my kitty nursery for the night.
In the background of the above photo you can see the antique Four Winds quilt that is more than 100 years old and hangs in my kitty nursery. I think it has pretty bright colors and is rather cool looking!
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