Whisk gets an outside day today. He was still in the yard a half hour later. I was standing out front and he came by for a few pets. Then he wandered across the street.
Yes he does. He’s out there pretty much all the time. He is an outdoor cat all the way.That boy LOVES his catio!!
Excellent job, General!
99% of the time he has one eye on guard duty. Not this time. He was out cold! I walked around on the deck and he didn’t budge.That is just so damned adorable . . .
Man look at the SIZE of that floofer . . . and he's not even a year old yet, is he, David?
I mean, technically Scruffy is still a KITTEN!
Man look at the SIZE of that floofer . . . and he's not even a year old yet, is he, David?
I mean, technically Scruffy is still a KITTEN!
Based on his size when I started feeding him I judged him to be about 6 weeks old. Give or take. And I started feeding him the 2nd week of June. So I'm setting May 1st as his birthday.. I could be off a week either way. But that's close enough..
Scruffy is looking quite Elizabethan these days. He wears it well. Far better than this dude.
Tonight we watched the 4 hour Zach Snyder Justice League on the Sony A8H. Thanks to the amazing quality of the screen and sound, it was enjoyable. Not the best movie by a long shot, but not as bad as Wonder Woman 1984.
The sound was all from the TV and really impressive. It hasn’t been wall-mounted yet, or fully hooked up. I think tonight our friend decided it’s a keeper. We watched in a fully dark room. During the shots where Batman stands up high and you are looking down with him, it was so immersive that I felt a little dizzy from the sense of height. Any text on the screen was ultra-crisp.
That version of Justice League was intentionally filmed in 4:3 aspect ratio, and the picture didn’t fill the width of the screen. Took us 15 minutes of playing around with the settings and looking up info before we found out it was the movie, not the TV. Even so, pretty awesome to behold.
The sound was all from the TV and really impressive. It hasn’t been wall-mounted yet, or fully hooked up. I think tonight our friend decided it’s a keeper. We watched in a fully dark room. During the shots where Batman stands up high and you are looking down with him, it was so immersive that I felt a little dizzy from the sense of height. Any text on the screen was ultra-crisp.
That version of Justice League was intentionally filmed in 4:3 aspect ratio, and the picture didn’t fill the width of the screen. Took us 15 minutes of playing around with the settings and looking up info before we found out it was the movie, not the TV. Even so, pretty awesome to behold.
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