I wish I could take a picture that did justice to the fuschia plant hanging on my back porch as I look out the back door. The red buds hanging down are reflected in the shiny black granite countertop in my kitchen.
But, instead, I'll post a picture from a graduation party last night.
Some parents in our little town are wealthy, and they don't spare expense at a graduation party. Last night's party had a food truck that served tacos and an open bar. I drank two gin and tonics! But the real surprise came when the bagpipers marched in.
I always think of bagpipers as Scottish, but these guys wore solid green kilts so I guess they were Irish to fit one of the graduates, Dempsey.
Some parents spare no expense.
During the day yesterday, I had another surprise. Someone had left the window down in the car. Our outdoor cat decided the dashboard was a perfect place to lounge.
He's giving me a look that says, "What?"
Hope everyone has a lovely weekend.
8 comments:
Sounds like it was a great party. I was once told that in Scotland each family has its own tartan pattern. I think this is true since I saw a few different colours including green ones as well when we were in Nova Scotia a few years ago. I always thought they were red until I heard this too.
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Fun party! I like the idea of "Irish" bagpipers.
Cute cat...and they do find the most interesting places to settle.
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Wow, that certainly is an extravaganza of a party!
LOL at the cat. Love that look on his face.
Great picture of your cat- I do love cat pictures. He reminds me of Henri
Your cat does look rather comfortable.
Bagpipes are so much fun! Nice warm dashboard to lay on!
That cat id no dummy -- safe, secure and practically in the driver's seat :)
BTW - I love fuschia plants and have a gorgeous one on my deck.
lol...love it. Cats truly rule!
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