The cat house move and an old truck

 Truck of History:

 1950 Chevy Pickup**

For today:

Breakfast:

 She says, "Hold it Zorro we give thanks first!"

It is time to move the cat house. I will place it among these Leland Cypress trees.

I have it placed and leaving the terry cloth over a board leaning on a stool (both to be moved away) for Zorro to climb up He can jump up but prefers to climb.  Both Zorro and mama have been inside since I brought it out.

After breakfast above, Stormy D told Zorro, “We are being evicted!”

She looks up at me, “Is that true old man?”

“Yep, I hope you enjoy the place, I worked hard on it.” I told him.

“Well mama says we are Feral, so Imma live under Mr. Jim’s house. Mama says there are baby snakes, mice, sweet bugs and spiders, ain’t none in that straw!”

 Notice how thin the hair is from the eye back to the ear, it is the same on his mama.

I really think they will prefer staying under Jim’s decaying house. He is seldom there anymore. He is taking care of a sick lady and she had a much better home.

Oh, I witnessed some ‘Mama cat tough love yesterday..’

They both climbed up on my lap in the garage. They were like this if you can tell, mama on the left Zorro on the right.

Just after this picture Zorro bit his mama in the face a little too hard and Stormy jerked pulled Zorro to her in a big hug and bit him hard enough for him to squeal.  Then she pulled him tighter in a hug and began licking him. I thought that was neat.

Good news, Sherry was released from her DR. today, so we will leave out heading South this coming Saturday.
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Headed to the Dr's office, we pulled out onto South Point Road in front of Groner’s old service station was that truck in the header.

That is a 1950 Chevy ¼ ton pickup. EXACTLY like my first old green work truck. I hauled the materials for the entire house on that  old truck of mine.  A lot of memories went through my mind.

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