Fence-Sitting
Guttersnipe and Mudlark climbed the chain link fence…
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…walked along the rails…
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….and skipped along the pickets.
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They expended a lot of energy just so they could sit on the fence…
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…and they were so exhausted by all the exercise they dashed back inside and sat on the counter-top to wait for a restorative cup of tea!
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Now that’s what I call a workout. Those two girls are in tip top shape.
They do gad about quite a bit, considering they are each over 100 years old, I am surprised their joints aren’t creakier!
My goodness, all that exercise and roaming around in winter with no coats! Tea definitely sounds like a soothing source of restoration. Thanks for the inspiration to more movement.
The tiny China head girls don’t have coats, it’s true, we may have to do something about that, but meanwhile more activity can indeed lead to warmth, but tea is best of all after a frolic!
Such a lot of lovely fencing! And, I love the blue gate 🙂 What fun the ‘Ancients’ had 🙂 And, I agree, the restorative cup of tea is always most welcome!
The Blue gate is our favourite as well, and it’s in our own back yard! The various others are here and there around our neighbourhood.
those two are such good friends and adventuring companions. Enjoyed their outing and am always in favor of a restorative cuppa!
We think tea is good for fortifying before an adventure, sustaining during, and celebrating afterwards! The two friends are excellent companions…I wonder what they think of living with a bunch of woodenheads?
Golly, I should think they *were* exhausted. What a mammoth expedition, especially that chainlink. I’d have thought a nice brandy would be more the thing!
Haha, they were not averse to a wee nip, but it wasn’t offered…wait a mo I think I hear raucous laughter coming from Mungo’s cupboard…and it was just Burns day. Hitty Patience may have to dig out her headache remedy.