Serious Note.

We recently had to make a visit to the Emergency Room for Anita. We had quite a scare, but it seems everything will be ok. We have a follow up visit on August 2nd to further discuss the cause and effect of the situation. I will let you know what the outcome of the visit is.
During our 4 hour hospital stay, we were able to see an ultrasound of the baby. We were able to watch it dance, shake, wave, swallow, and even play with it's toes. We could also make out all the fingers and toes. Our little Boogie Machine put on quite a show, even the Ultrasound Tech was enjoying the performance.
Anita is doing well, but she is confined to the house until at least her doctor's visit, and possibly longer depending on his recommendations.

Sleeping quarters.

Here is the newly assembled Baby Motel, all ready for a bundle of joy (and poo). My Mother and Father Inlaw supplied us with this delux accommodation just after they brought us over some chicken and dumplins, joy all around. 

Possum

And then I'll spring into action, you believe that, don't you? 

Timesaver.

Sleep and shower, set to go. 

Please.

Can't a cat get a little privacy while I'm doing whatever it is a cat normally does in a sink. 

If I ever....

If I ever get this other eye open, you're done for..zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz 

It's what's for dinner.

A lovely homemade Lasagna. I made this not matter what Anita says. You know how she is.... 

Brothers.

Here's the boys, minus the fuzzy one, at the Montgomery Zoo. 

The Fuzzy Brother

Here you can see our ferocious guard cat, Harmony, at his post, vigilant in his duties. He is, apparently, protecting us from nightmares. He does this alot. 

Latest Butterbean Picture.

Here's a new picture of our offspring. You can see that it has sprouted an arm and a leg. The head is still there. Don't be alarmed, we didn't change it's name to "Fanny", they actually labeled the butt.
I think it's like the pictures you stare at and then see a sailboat or something.