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Fun Photo Friday 1/29

 Introducing... Fun Photo Friday! Add TGIFPF to your vocabulary and look forward to weekly updates on Hazelcat! And maybe some guest appearances from some friends like Gracie and Barrett! Also, I do take pictures of things besides cats... sometimes.

I am really looking forward to continuing to share Hazel's adorableness with the world, and making it a once a week post instead of a daily one will help me feel less like I need to take some trash photo of Hazel in a dark room just to have something to post for her adoring fans.

What has Hazel been up to?

I disturbed Hazel's slumber when I woke up and found her next to me like this:


But she wasn't disturbed for long...


Hazel was in my lap, but I got up to go to the bathroom, and when I came back, she had stolen my blanket in revenge:


The sounds of William Basinki lured Hazel to my desk. What a cultured kitty.


Hazel demands pets when I get home from work:


Dat leg


In other news...


Mittens Bernie has found himself in Center City


I have discovered an incredible bakery in Old City:


I make a mean chili when I follow someone else's recipe:



Thank you so much for checking out my Fun Photo Friday! It means a lot to me. I would love to hear from you in the comments (yes, I decided to enable those), or by text, email, or Discord!


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