Posted by JD Seller on November 30, 2015 at 11:56:13 from (208.126.198.123):
Well Dave's post below about WILD cats made me want to post this picture of the latest barn "wild" cat the wife has as a pet. About a month ago the wife call me about a kitten she found treed in the shed. The little girl was hanging on a rolled up extension cord to keep out of the dogs reach. She just barely had her eyes open. My wife hand feed her baby formula every few hours for 3-4 weeks. She now is eating on her own and is a holy terror. The Christmas tree is getting a work out. LOL The picture is of her at the top of the tree looking out.
Another time passing sign. For the last 7-8 years we had a small kid's bunk bed in the corner of the living room. My younger Grand Children where spending enough time here that it was used pretty regularly. The younger kids where too afraid to sleep up stairs in the two old farm houses we lived in. Well we just need some room in the down stairs for the Christmas tree this year. So I moved the kid bed up stairs. My two younger Grand sons where quite upset when they came over and saw that their "bed" was not there. I of coarse had to tease them and told them that their bed was up in the attic where the bats are. They went home and told their Mom and Dad that. LOL It just is in one of the upstairs bed rooms. They are old enough to stay up there now. Actually I an watching out for a set of full twin bunk beds as they are getting to tall for the smaller one we currently have. We are keeping the smaller one as there are more Grand Kids that will be old enough to stay with Grand Pa. It is still kind of a time passing deal as this "crop" of kids is about past where they will want to stay with Grand Pa anymore. This picture is of the younger boys in the bed 5 years ago or so.
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