Regular posts will resume tomorrow. In the meantime, enjoy this lion getting a foot massage.
Happy Lazy New Year’s Day!
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Right now, I wish I was a lion.
My first day of the year started very very late, and will end early. 🙂
My cat wants a foot massage, and so do I! (If only I could teach him how to give me one…)
I was a work yesterday. As work goes, it was ok. Several very nice people were interested in knives, and sharpening. I’d rather have been home, with friends/family, but as days to be at work when one would rather be somewhere else, this one was pretty good.
Funny, but little dangerous.