Lis's Project 365

both kitties spent most of the day in the bathroom, alternately on top of or underneath this cabinet.  I’ve been able to pet this guy several times, and while he doesn’t purr, he also doesn’t back up or hiss, so that’s a positive.

we brought the new kitties home today and they are understandably freaked out. this guy settled himself in the corner and didn’t move, though he watched us like a hawk every time we came in to the room. 

Martha’s Vineyard FilmFest II, taking place at….well, at our house. Last year it was broadcast on the side of the garage, but this year weather forced it inside. 

we went to the local alpaca farm to watch them shear the baby alpacas. there were lots of alpacas to be seen, which is never really a bad thing. and FYI, a baby alpaca is called a cria.

the great thing about eating with Jeff is nothing goes to waste.  he will finish everything off everyone’s plate. in fact, at dinner this evening he announced that no one was to send back any plates with food on them, unless they planned on taking it home. it was impressive to watch.

this ball did not belong to any of us. it just sat there in the stream, blissfully letting the water wash over it. of course, after we saw it, two of us managed to put a ball into the drink….

we don’t know who the statue is, but the suggestion is that it is the man who invented Martha’s Vineyard. clearly, alcohol had been consumed.

it is our tradition that the first night on the island we have dinner at Offshore Ale. There is a huge barrel of peanuts just inside the door, and people just grab them and eat them and throw the shells on the floor. Like Ground Round used to be. Back in the days before everyone was allergic to everything and everyone sued everyone.
but anyway…..

the real reason to get a pedicure is to be able to observe how fast your toenails grow.

this summer has been pretty wacky, but it has had some beautiful sunsets