Showing posts with label neighborhood watch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label neighborhood watch. Show all posts
Friday, April 4, 2014
welcome home
When I got home from work she was sitting in the window like that just watching and waiting.
She's like, "I'm well hidden here".
What a nice greeting after a long first day of work. Thankfully nothing too eventful happened, though there were a few tense moments. As glad as I am to have made it through today, I won't be able to breathe a sigh of relief until Monday is over. Because of course, we have to get a visit from corporate the week after I start.
And I have to open tomorrow, so it's off to bed for me.
Tuesday, March 4, 2014
two nice guys
I don't know if you can even see them in the window but the other night on my run I passed this house and spotted two white cats in the front window. At first I thought they were sculptures or something until they reacted to me stopping to look at them. They were definitely on serious evening patrol.
I would have taken a better picture but I felt weird creeping around a strangers house at night with my phone taking photos.
"Oh, I'm sorry, I just really like your cats..."
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
shift change
I came home from my bike ride to find he had taken over surveillance for Mia. You can barely tell he's even there.
Don't worry though, he's always watching from the shadows.
Watching and waiting.
The thing I like about him is how he is nice.
Monday, April 29, 2013
she says, "don't look at me"
I got home from running errands to see Mia was on neighborhood watch.
Apparently she thinks she's really well hidden.
: (((
I could only take a few pictures of her before she ran away, I guess upset that I had outed her from her super secret watching place.
She is nice.
Sunday, January 15, 2012
his big face
I left the blinds raised up a bit and this is what I came home to.
It was really hard to capture just how hilarious it looked but you get the idea. Glowing rage eyes, angry screech owl ears, like the cheshire cat only less interested in doing anything besides glowering.
And he wasn't done with his creeping and peeping even after I'd come inside. Here is the view of him being the neighborhood watch from the other side of the glass:
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