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The Adventures of Katnip: 50
Cuddle: Wheeeee!
John Riley: It’s not a party till a critter gets glitter-bombed.
We made it! Today brings this year’s 30 Days of Creativity to a close. I hope you’ve enjoyed it. I did. I also enjoyed this past weekend, not only because there was much to celebrate during Pride this year, but because it was a puppy party all weekend thanks to these two visitors.
Annie needs a rest after hard partying.
But Pax is still rarin’ to go.
The Adventures of Katnip: 49
“Cookbooks are magical, too,” Cuddle said.
I wasn’t surprised that a critter made by Russell Stover wanted to re-create a chocolate cake from the old Good Housekeeping Cookbook we ran into.
About 30 Days of Creativity here.
Full Katnip set here.
Katnip’s spirit was willing, but either my chocolate, my tools, or my skills were weak, because my chocolate shavings only crumbled. It doesn’t matter: Happy Pride, Houston! I baked you a cake.
The Adventures of Katnip: 45
“It’s such a tiny thing to contain so many worlds,” I said. “It’s a library and a bookstore in one place.”
“It’s a magic bookcase,” John Riley said.
“It’s Snoopy’s doghouse!” Cuddle added.
Did you know that many independent bookstores have partnered with Kobo to bring you e-books? My Nook downloads from Barnes & Noble, but I can also use my Kobo account to get books through my favorite bookstore, Murder By The Book, and then transfer them to my Nook. Tom can download his books from Kobo and MBTB directly to his iPad.
Ask your independent booksellers whether they’re affiliated with this program, or if you’d like to order titles through Murder By The Book, you can get more details here. You get your books, your favorite bookstore gets a percentage of your sales, and the author gets royalties. Everybody wins!
The Adventures of Katnip: 41
“Way up here on the top shelf. So…many…words.”
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