You have probably heard the news by now from Gobbler’s Knob, Pennsylvania.
With all due respect to phat Phil in Pennsylvania we have our own weather seer right here in Oklahoma. Her name is Punxsutawney Phyllis. Phyllis has her own report.
Here she was whispering to me that she sees her own shadow.
Then she wanted to get back in by the fire. Now.
There you have it folks. Here in Oklahoma we have a lot of winter ahead of us, according to Phyllis. Do you want to argue with her about it? I wouldn’t if I were you.
Phyllis knows how to stay warm.
I have never been able to win an argument with a cat.
It was certainly a nice movie. Groundhog day.
LOL! You’re too funny!
☼ Sunny
I’m with Lois — never won an argument with a cat either! Punxsutawney Phyllis is a beauty and you both look cold, in spite of some sun! Enjoy your day, stay warm — both of you!!
Sylvia
I think Phil’s biped pals didn’t have the heart to tell the truth. Phil had that “I just got played” look all over him after the reading of the scroll. I am not putting my boots away!
Hopefully there won’t be any more blizzards this year.
No way! I’m not arguing with Phyllis! Looks like she could take out an eye. And it also looks like she’s a little peeved that you took her out in the snow–get that poor girl inside next to the fire!!!
Too funny–get that cat back inside! Lovely snow in the background.
Thanks for a good laugh, you are a brave man to move Phyllis away from the fire!
The Punxsutawney Phyllis in NY, star of the book PUNXSUTAWNEY PHYLLIS by Susanna Leonard Hill (Holiday House 2005), available from Amazon and other booksellers, says “No shadow! Early spring!” 🙂
Phyllis looks about as interested in seeing her shadow as Garfield is in chasing mice.
She’s got that “Are we done yet?” look on her face.
The cats have more sense than to go out in that cold, wet stuff.
It’s good that you keep yourself in shape with the running so that you can shovel all that snow.
Haha. I love it!
If it were up to my dogs we’d have this stuff around all the time.
No, I will not argue with Phyllis. By the looks of the snow, she’s probably right anyway. Maybe you should go sit in front of the fire with her.
LOL! YOu are so funny!