Thankful Thimble Thursday with the Selfie Pro

Hello and happy Thursday, friends! Thimble is of course ready for Angel Brian's Thankful Thursday Blog Hop.

Today, Thimble is grateful that she's a professional photographer, especially when it comes to selfies. See?

I've mentioned this before, but Thimble is an absolute ham for the camera. I have so many photos of her grabbing for my phone/camera, rubbing her face against it, and all that adorableness. She loves attention, and I'm more than fine with that. Thimble deserves all the attention she wants.

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Now, let's share the fill-in statements for tomorrow's Friendly Fill-Ins challenge. My amazing co-host Ellen of 15andmeowing came up with the first two, and I came up with the second two.

1. I write with my _________ hand.

2. My plans for the month of May include _________ and _________.

3. I wonder if anyone else _________.

4. _________ is what I like most about _________.

We'll see you tomorrow, friends!

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Flashback Doodle of the Day

Today we have a flashback doodle starring Thimble in a tiara and necklace. I scribbled this up last year, after reading my newest favorite book series. In that series, a talking kitty wears a tiara and necklace, among other accessories, and I decided Thimble needed that sort of thing in her life.

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Tip of the Day

Today's spring safety tip is all about that spring cleaning. In our series for Pet Poison Prevention Month, we gave some tips on household items that can potentially be toxic to our furbabies, such as if ingested. Some of these dangerous products are, of course, household cleaners. Various detergents, for example, can be very caustic or can contain toxins. This is why, if you are planning on doing some spring cleaning around your home, always think ahead and take your furbaby's health and safety into consideration.

As needed, block your kitty or pup from the rooms you are cleaning, such as with closed doors or baby gates. What's more, when cleaning products are not in use, store them safely out of reach, where curious paws cannot reach them. It is true that some household cleaners are dangerous while others are not, but if you are in any way unsure of a product's safety, err on the side of caution, assume it is dangerous, and keep it away from those furbabies.