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Happy first day of Autumn

Happy first day of Autumn everyone!

 By the calendar, anyway, it is the first day of Autumn, but the trees here are still full of green leaves and the grass is still growing . . . attempts to work outdoors proved overwhelmingly that in many ways (heat, humidity, mosquitoes) it's still the strong end of Summer! Back indoors a few cats opted to sleep on the cat tower in front of a sunny window. Others kindly agreed to close-up photographs: Remmy, Lucy, and the elusive Yannah.

Buddy the beagle, always eager to please, looked up from his nap to consider the camera.

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