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Window Kitties

June is particularly fond of the dining room window, especially when it’s sunny. Her company varies.

June and Zuko are sitting on a wooden chair in front of a window, through which catnip plants are visible. June is lying in a crescent shape with her paws poking through the vertical slats on the back of the chair; her head is towards the window, but turned to face the camera. Zuko is sitting upright in the little space left for him behind her, watching out the window.

June and Arwen are sitting in the narrow ledge of the open dining room window, a backdrop of catnip plants, cement walkway and grass behind them. June is loafing and watching out the window, while Arwen sits upright behind her, facing the same general direction but with her head tilted up as if to observe the windowpane above her.

June and Arwen are sitting on a wooden chair, with June along the back and Arwen curled up leaning into her. The sun is bright across both of their upper bodies and the catnip outside.

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Posted on October 9, 2022October 7, 2022Author CassandraCategories Other

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