It started to snow right on cue this afternoon so we brought in the guinea pigs from their run in the garden to their indoor hotel. They have had room service and are already perusing the Christmas dinner menu!
Thursday, 17 December 2009
Creature Comforts
It started to snow right on cue this afternoon so we brought in the guinea pigs from their run in the garden to their indoor hotel. They have had room service and are already perusing the Christmas dinner menu!
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I love guinea pigs. Did you know that after just one hour of birth the guinea pig no longer needs a parent to survive. The eyes are open, th digestive system can cope with adult food and they are mobile.
ReplyDeleteLove the robin :)
Oh that Robin is a true beauty......does this mean Spring is here?...please, please,pretty please!
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing like the look of hand quilting. Looking at yours makes me think that I really have to get around to doing more of it myself.
The little robin looks like he's fluffed up for the winter. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh sweet little bird! Sounds like you're having fun.
ReplyDeleteYour robin card is lovely and painterly.
ReplyDeleteLucky guinea pigs, do they squeak all day long, mine used to. My neighbour once mistook it for the window cleaner, the sound of shammy leather on glass!
Those guinea pigs look rather content in their little house!
ReplyDeleteLovely robin too!
They have such cute faces.
ReplyDeleteThat's next years Christmas card sorted then!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely Robin! Your guinea pigs look very happy in their winter quarters:)
ReplyDeletewhat a wonderful painting...we all made some bird balls the other day using lard and bird seed for the robins. We have brought our guinea pigs in too..they are in the hutch in the kitchen as it was too icy in the shed
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