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TomCat, the little black veteran was Lucinda. She was the tiniest little lady and lived with us for far too short a time. She was 10 or so when we adopted her. She had back problems and was in a lot of pain, but she didn't let that defeat her. She loved to eat, sleep and go for walks. Her kidneys failed however and that was just too much for her. The little white dude seems big in comparison--he is Cooper, and was the only "adult" at the shelter at the time who was small enough for me to handle. Hah! was I mistaken; what a boy--obstinate, independent, determined, ferocious, scaredy cat.
We had the shutters in the front bedroom installed. They weren't what I ordered, but we decided to keep what they gave us ... although I am having regrets about that because the slats are bowing. I wanted two to each window which I think might have reduced the tendency to bow. Never mind. They look far better than the photo when they are open during the day, and we are asleep when they are shut at night, so it doesn't really matter. We are still waiting for the small shutter to the sidelight to the front door--the one that came was too small (and that's after two separate measures to check it was right). Anyway, here's a pic of the bedroom ones:
Roll on good weather, especially for those of you with builds in progress, but also to get rid of the endless mud we can't avoid traipsing into the house.
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