Second warning: This post contains LOTS of cute photos, I'll keep the captions short, otherwise you will be here all day. Also, due to the high content of cuteness contained with in, viewers must first consult with a physician to make sure that their hearts are strong enough to handle such adorableness.
That being said, continue at your own risk. (Wish I had a waiver to sign. . .)
Yes, it is a raccoon on his head.
Momma found a great deal on down comforters and bought all the kids one. Now when winter comes they will stay out of my stash of afghans!
Momma and babies, about 7 days old.
They are so playful!
About 10 days old--eyes popped open!
Peek-a-Boo, I see you!
Even cats photo-bomb!
I think they like their dad!
Kitten meet Puppy.
Kittens on the move.
A lap full of kittens how could it get any better!
Kittens still not sure if puppy is safe.
Kitten considering pouncing on Puppy's tail. . .
High centered on a hiking boot!
Mighty hunter!
Oh, the cuteness! I can't stand it!!!
Speaking of cuteness, my cute little boy turned into a cute big boy with one quick swipe of the clippers. He came in one morning before church complaining that his hair was in his eyes. I was cutting Phil's hair, so he asked me to cut his hair. Oh, No! I have been putting off buzzing his hair for so long because I knew that when I did that little boy look would be gone forever. But the kid is almost 5, and this particular morning he wanted a hair cut or pig tails to keep the hair out of his eyes. (Yes, it really was that long) So we opted for the hair cut.
New hair cut, same little boy.
After field day and face painting.
Anne modeling one of the 15 leotards that I worked on for Sleeping Beauty.
Kitten with Uncle Midnight.
This one looks like a ball of fluff bouncing around. She is just adorable.
Teaching the kitten Frisbee?
This is NOT how we play Frisbee with the kittens!
We have the kittens for three more weeks before they go to their new homes. Everyday they get bigger and cuter (if that is even possible). We have had so much fun raising them and know that they are going to wonderful homes (where we can come visit them, often).
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