Coconut

A beautiful little Persian kitty. Isn't she sweet? I wish I would have gotten her ears in the second one...but it was a spur of the moment snap, and I just loved her eye in that one. I don't know why the first one looks so dark on here. It's much brighter in Photoshop!

My "NEW" Niece

Okay, so she's been my niece for nearly six years, but she looks like a whole new person. Bailey had her first short haircut today. I think she loves it. She even checked the mirror before leaving the house earlier today just to make sure her hair was still short! LOL. It'll be great for the summer!

Green House

I loved this old green house with the bright red geraniums in barrels.

More From The Patch.....

Filling my camera bag full of ripe berries.

"ENOUGH!"

Saturday found us at the Breland Hill Strawberry patch. The kids had a grand time picking the strawberries and playing on the playground equipment. We took a whole berry picking crew: Riley, Bailey, Emily and Hogan! I'm sharing a few of the photos I took of the kids, and I'm sure I'll have a few more for tomorrow's post. We picked a total of 14 buckets of berries, and it didn't take more than 30 minutes. The berries are huge and delicious! I wish I had taken a photo of Mom and Pat. It was raining a bit, and their hair grew to at least three times the normal size! LOL. I also missed Emily's behind-busting fall. She slipped in the mud and landed right on her fanny! Nothing was hurt but her pride. LOL.

Rosie!

Today's post is especially for my Aunt Kathy. She just LOVES mice, and I know that, for that reason alone, she will immensely enjoy these photos! LOL.

Meet Rosie, Riley's guinea pig. He named her on his own, and I think he picked a sweet name for her. She is a mess and makes the funniest sounds....especially when you take her food bowl or water bottle out of her cage to refill it.

And......CONGRATULATIONS to new parents, Dale and Amy. Their "little" bundle of joy arrived this morning. Joshua Cole weighed in at 9 pounds, 1 ounce and was a whopping 22 inches long! Sounds like a strapping young fellow to me!