Meet, once again, Fiona, center of the universe and sweet, cuddly, soft little furball who owns our family of three. You will notice that, occasionally, she graciously lets George and me pose with her. (We haven’t figured out yet how to break the news that we are planning to adopt to her.)
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This is the first time I’ve “met” Fiona (love the name by the way). She’s certainly a cutie and, I can tell, very well loved. By the way, I like the new look of your blog, too, Barbara. Lovely! 🙂
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