After ignoring it for months, Gus decides to drag the catnip mat off the rocker to the floor. After chewing on it for a time, he can't decide if Woodrow needs a lickin' or a whoopin'. After this episode, Gus went outside and caught himself a mouse.
Blue's yearling lambs get bred this fall. We needed some fresh blood for them.
Then there's year old Mick from Jersey West Farm, NJ with his two ewes, Jensen (front) and Liberty (right):
Gus and Woodrow at play. When Woodrow watched it on the computer, he put his paw on the monitor. Gus pays no attention to tv's and computers but Woodrow is quite fond of them.
Although Facebook friends knew of Woodrow even before he came to live with us, I have yet to introduce him in the blogosphere. After losing Merlin at Christmas, I thought Gus needed a friend. No, we weren't actively searching for a cat.
He daily sleeps curled beside my neck, purring his little heart out. He's a lap kitty extraordinaire.
Both are named for the leading characters in Lonesome Dove.
Both are leash trained, since we are so close to a heavily traveled road. They like to be outside to chase birds and bugs. 
We often take short strolls outside around the house or through the pasture.
Woodrow just came home from neutering. He's doing well. I thought he'd not like me afterward but at this moment he's curled, purring on my lap.
BR said no one ever knitted him a pair of socks before. Now I need to get him to model them for the blog. HA!
