It's time for the Sunday Selfies, and Thimble volunteered for this one. The only thing, though, is that she got a bit overly excited and just couldn't figure out how to sit still.
Hm, that's a bit blurry, huh? How about this?
Still blurry, but Thimble really just couldn't contain herself. Those shots were snapped when I was decorating for Halloween. Thimble always loves helping me decorate, hence the obligatory blur. She hopes you all still find her adorable, though she's certain you do.
Happy Sunday to all!
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Not So Spooky Doodle of the Day
Today's new Halloween doodle is a basic one, but it's Halloweenish nonetheless.
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Tip of the Day
We've made it to day 13 of our 31 Halloween tips. Today's tip is likely the last in our discussion on pumpkins, and it's also more than likely an obvious one. Nevertheless, we're here to remind you to take precautions and to keep your furbaby safe if you get festive by carving a jack-o'-lantern. Carving a pumpkin means pulling out knives or other sharp objects, which can of course be a danger to your kitty or pup. Do not leave any knives sitting where your furbaby might walk or jump, and certainly don't leave knives unattended. If need be, activities such as pumpkin carving can be, and perhaps should be, done in an area where your furbaby does not have access. This would allow for the prevention of any accidents. Also think about after you've carved the pumpkin, and do not leave the knives sitting dangerously in the sink or elsewhere. We've also already discussed safety around candles in jack-o'-lanterns, as flames are of course another danger. All in all, if you are carving pumpkins or partaking in other similar Halloween festivities, always be aware of your furbaby's proximity and safety.
3 comments:
Of course, if you're so very busy, your photos are going to be blurry, you have an excuse, right, Thimble?
You're too cute, Thimble! What a wonderful helper you are.
Thimble, I'd like to smooch your wee noggin!
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