Today the most wonderful thing happended! I woke up and the whole garden was covered in snow!
I know for many of my friends, this is probably not that strange an event but for us meezers on the Isle of Wight - it's unheard of! Especially in April!
Yao-Lin made a big sulky fuss about the cold. I kind of liked it except it made it a bit too cold for a nice morning poo in the garden *sigh*
Luf n hugs
Baby Mao xxx
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23 comments:
Whoa, you got real snow! How exciting!
Muahahahahahahaha! I think as you, but your big brother does´t think the same thing.
Purrrrrrrsss.
Oh I am with Yao-lin. I do not like to get my paws chilled.
Ha ha, I gotta hand it to ya, BM, you are a trooper out there in the snow. Coco says that when she poos in the snow, steam comes up. (oh--sorry, Momma says that was gross and TMI).
Your buddy, Jimmy Joe
I only like snow if I can watch it from inside.
What is with all this white stuff this year???
Snow is Evil!
Yoo certainly haf a better perspective den Yao-lin! We don't like snow, we've had enuff of it this year!
Wow, so much snow!
I am glad to see you enjoyed yourself! Snow isn't that bad. Poor Yao-lin seems very distressed though!
Purrs Goldie
Yes, it is very pretty, but I'm like Yao Lin when it comes to snow. It's a 4 letter word.
Wow snow in April is crazy!!!! Weather is so weird.
Kaze
Wow, I bet that was a surprise! I don't recall us ever having snow in April before either!
whoaaa....poo in snowy? purrrrfecto!
Ooh you got to play in the snow, lucky you! :)
Wow! Look at all that white stuff!
I don't have to go out in that stuff but my Meowm does.
She brought home a borhter for me and he is very stinky. While we are hoping this will pass, we think he needs to join your stinky club.
Sorry about the morning poo... I do not know what snow is - but it looks pretty....
Emil
We didn't like the snow either. It kept falling out of the sky and made our furrs go tickly.
That's neat, Baby Mao! Snow's kind of fun.
- Charlie
O wow, at first I thought that snow was photoshopped!!!
It does look very interesting, but we think we'll keep our green grass.
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