Thanks for all your crossed paws. It's been really helping!!
Now if Mommy would just stop falling out of bed....just kidding!
The weather here has been amazing. 65 degrees Fahrenheit yesterday! Mommy is going to leave the window by my bed open today! Lovely window whiffies! Even if it rains. Lovely, just lovely! Spring!!!???
QUINN
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You look so adorable in your bed. And it's definitely very nice weather right now. We're glad yesterday went well for your Mom.
so glad the eye thing went well and sending good vibes on the hand thing! Yep, super warm in Michigan too but I don't get too excited this early. We are bound to have at least one more snow storm between now and mid April. catchatwithcarenandcody
quinn....itz total lee awesum yur mom purrson dinna hafta haz needullz in her eye.......whoa...we haz de heebeez thinkin oh it ~~~~~ N joy yur window time & nice weatherz two !!!!!♥♥♥
Glad there were no needles involved. It's beautiful outside here today, too!
Glad things went well fur yous mommy Quinn. And we's glad da weather is nice fur ya'. We's havin' storms here and lots of catputer purroblems still. Sendin' lots of purrayers.
Luv ya'
Dezi and Lexi
Yay for spring!
We are happy to hear the eye procedure went well :)
Purrs the hand and thumb treatment will be effective.
We are sure your mom wants the use of both her hands.
Enjoy those warm window wiffies Quinn.
Purrs Georgia and Julie,
Treasure and JJ
Have fun window wiffing!
I'm glad to learn your mom's eye thing went well.
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Sending purrs for your Mom. We hope you enjoy those window whiffies.
It's warm here too, but raining cats and dogs. MOL!
Not needing needles in your eyes is super!
Good whiffing, Quinn!
Its really nice here in Michigan as Caren already said...but since we have been doing yo-yo weather a lot here lately...well, snow of shovel-able amounts are sure to still befall us...
Then all the budding out plants will have to endure it...and how the farmers will grumble...sigh...
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