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| The wind chill was -2 degrees F! |
When I stepped outside to walk to The Cat Car, Patty O'Malley gave me a very nice send-off:
Every photo is blurry! That's because it was TOO COLD OUT to do anything slowly; he and I petted each other, and I dove into The Cat Car to get the engine started for some HEAT! I begged Patty to go with me, but he chose to stay behind and finish off the kibble before it turned white with frost and cold. You can see the rising sun, coloring Patty's fur with shades of orange. Yay, sunshine! Boo, cold and frozen!
Oh yea, the is a Brrrrrr Humbug alert!
ReplyDeleteBrrrrr! Patty, stay warm today! Your temperature was even lower than ours at 11 degrees!
ReplyDeleteOh Baby it is cold here in Dixie too (but not as cold as there). In fact we have 87 tons of snow predicted for between tonight and tomorrow afternoon. We rarely get a few inches for a winter. THEY say possibly 4-10" YIKES!!
ReplyDeleteEverybuddy cuddle up THEY also say we could have single digits Sat night Sun Morn....brrrrr
Hugs madi your bfff
Oh Patty, you handsum dude...Go Inside!!! It'll be like heaven on earth. Trust us, we know.
ReplyDeleteLuv ya'
Dezi and Raena
Brrrr.... chilly! Stay bundled up guys.
ReplyDeleteYep it's cold!! Keep warm!! catchatwithcarenandcody
ReplyDeleteEeek, that's cold! We were a balmy 17° here this morning, along with some snow and icy roads. Things were closed! The roads shut down! We do tend to go mental with snow.
ReplyDeleteIf mom hadn't had an expiring coupon for cat litter, she would have stayed in all day!
Such a sweetie, I wish he would go inside. Hope it warms up soon.
ReplyDeleteIt is SO cold! Makes us glad we're inside cats.
ReplyDeleteStay warm !
ReplyDeleteMine is really nice... like Spring !
I wish you could come
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That is very chilly and we know you are doing your best to get the O cats inside but they are made of strong stuff! We stayed outside briefly in temperatures of -4 in your language, but not for long! And there's loads of snow here too, and not much sun. Brrrrr. Here's to warmth.
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