Today was rainy, all day long! And a wonderful day for crafting and being nostalgic! I finally got to make my wreath below. For details and how-to go to http://kerrieskrafts3.blogspot.com/
And the little Wrens came to the feeders not only to eat but to get out of the rain! One male and female couple just sat in this feeder on the shed while it poured. It tickled me so to watch them.
and Isabella the Ragdoll just loved being lazy all day, falling asleep using her toy puppy as a pillow-ha!
And I thought I should show my beautiful china Bunny in her Christmas Red Bow.
So actually, it was a pleasant, quiet rainy day. I did some more cleaning, finished the wreath, made baked chicken and rice for supper and met a new young friend of our daughters tonight who trains Raptors. There was no lull in the conversation with all of us loving birds!
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5 comments:
Sounds like you had a very nice day, Kerrie. Training Raptors - what a great job!
I love watching the birds too and it did rain some today, mostly just a soft mist off and on. Gizzy and I had a nice and cozy day too and I got some more crocheting done ;-)
Have a lovely Sunday! Have a blessed 4th Advent Sunday!
I love your reindeer with the blinking antlers!! I'm glad you had a nice and restful day. Love that wreath, it is unusual from all the others. And what a good idea for a rabbit! I have one but never thought of changing his bow for the different seasons!
A wonderful post as always. loved the pics.
Hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas.
Yvonne.
Your wreath is beautiful, Kerrie! The birds taking shelter from the rain - what a wonderful sight!
xo
Claudia
It looks like you had a wonderful, quiet rainy day. The little wrens look so cute as they watch the rain from their dry spot.
I love seeing Ragdolls, Isabella appears to be having a good nap.
It would have been fun to have a conversation with someone who trains raptors. That must have been quite the conversation.
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