Detente

 It's Twozday, and there was mayhem!

And then, peace.

The fracas got really loud with hisses and screams, and they batted each other for a while, then chased across the room and under every piece of furniture...sloshing my tea...then it went quiet.  

The Hubby and I picked up chunks of black fur, wiped up the spills, and when it was time for the humans to go to bed, Manny and Chili Bruce were snuggled together on the foot rest of MY chair.

We'll never know what started it; Da Boyz aren't telling.

As long as there is (mostly) peace at Eastside Cats, then all is well.

#Blog4Peace

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We each make a difference.

Stand up for peace.

Can't say I'm a fan of the cold months of the year, and yet Mother Nature puts on such a show!

We all need more peace and quiet, beauty and fresh air, love and smiles.

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Facebook: Blog Blast For Peace

Blog4Peace ™ is held annually NOV 4

We are a global community of every day people from all over the world called "peace bloggers."

 We promote peace on our blogs and social media sites. 

We come from every continent and hail from 214 countries/territories. 

We invite you to join us.

We cannot visit our loved ones.

Some of us have lost jobs, income, and must homeschool their children.

Revenues caused by tourism have been decimated.

Every one of us has a worries for ourselves, our families, and our communities.

Even the governments and political situations are aflame and riotous.

We need PEACE.

We need HOPE.

We need UNDERSTANDING.

Today, of all days, reach out in any way that you can.

Open your arms, open your hearts, open your minds.

We can make our way through this, no matter where you live on this blue orb that we call EARTH.

Remembering the Oklahoma City Bombing 25 Years Ago

The Oklahoma City bombing was a domestic terrorist truck bombing on the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States on April 19, 1995.

Total number of deaths: 168

Non-fatal injuries: 680+

Image from Wikipedia, by Mark Pellegrino

25 years.

We thought it was the worst thing to ever happen.

Goes to show, we live in a world that moves at the speed of light.

Remember to make of your life what you will; you are driving your own bus!

No matter what can and will happen, it's how you respond to it that makes the difference.

The Hubby wonders why I allow Sweetie to wake me up multiple times a night.

My answer: I wouldn't have the chance to love on her...and she on me...if we were following a normal workweek.

I'll get sleep, but I want purrs, and paws making biscuits, and whisker kisses!

If we've learned anything for 25 years ago, it's this:

EVERY DAY is a precious time, and we each need to grab our delights while we can.

Peace and love to all.

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