I got down on the floor to get a cat's-eye view of Harry as he rested, but my coming to his level inspired him into action -- mostly approaching me, purring, for petting. I took a few other shots, particularly a ground-level view of the foyer, and liked this one with the large ghost cat moving through it.
Clark enjoys a romp in my friend's yard on a pleasant 50-degree afternoon in central New Jersey.
I spent about 11 hours painting the basement and putting it together. Once done -- and the cats were allowed back in -- they made themselves right at home.
So it took just four days before I resorted to a picture of one of the cats for the day's image. That's what happens when I spend the day 1.) Reading the Sunday Times, 2.) Hitting Stop & Shop, Target and Whole Foods with the wife, and 3.) Taking down Christmas lights. I found little interest in taking any photos at the stores, but had I realized while filling up that the $1.39 per gallon I paid at Lukoil was the lowest since July 2003 (yes, I keep track), I would've documented that.
