Sunshine? Well, Kinda'

Well what do you know! I got up yesterday morning and the sun was shining. I mean, shining is a relative word when you're this far north (48th parallel). Not shining, like where it is also warm, but a weak, pitiful glow that feels almost like the real thing.

This morning the sun was shining, too, so I climbed into my usual spots to sun myself as best I could in the six inches of available light, but now it's gone again, and raining. Oh well, a day of mostly sunshine, then a couple of hours of sun this morning are better than nothing. Since I can't drive this motorhome somewhere sunnier, I'll have to content myself lying in front of the electric heater to keep warm. Anyway, I hear its snowing on the other side of the mountains, and I sure don't want any part of that!

Oh, by the way...when I compared myself to the two nieces my people came to stay with while their parents were gone, I forgot to mention how pretty they were. Cute, too! They are both gorgeous beauties, and so sweet. Okay, I'll forget comparing them to me. There's just no comparison. Obviously they only have two legs each, and they don't have dark, shiny coats. But they do have long, shiny hair on their heads and pretty blue eyes. And they do like to pet me!!! Sweet! Purr-r-r-r.

Life goes on here in the frigid forest. My people seem inclined to hang around with me a lot since they don't like getting wet every time they step out, or bundling up in sweaters, coats, gloves, and almost everything warm that they own. That's the good side of RVing to not so warm places, but I hope they don't forget to go out and buy me more food before it runs out.

Let me tell you, I need to grow more fur if we stay here for much longer! Until next time, m-e-o-w . . .