Garbonzo, one of the farm cats. Unfortunately, he died in early spring 2024 due to a tick-related disease. This is the latest picture I have of him.
Jupiter, one of the farm cats, and possibly the strongest cat I've ever seen.
Adama, our current house cat. He's gotten really tiresome lately, he sleeps in my room nearly every night.
Loki, the people-loving cat belonging to a relative's roommate.
Peaches, our big female cat, along with her six kittens a couple weeks old. She'll have Jupiter's kittens soon enough.
This quaint little girl we met while at a restaurant in the town we're moving to.
The newest addition: Ix (pronounced icks), the redbone coonhound. His full name is Boniface IX, after a pope.
The six surviving kittens out of the eight that Peaches had in her belly when we got her. This is from when they were around a month old. We named them (left to right, top to bottom) Spot, Tab, Cappy, Tori, Mercedes, and Blotchy.
The 2024 solar eclipse, which happened in our own frontyard. My phone camera couldn't seem to capture it right.
My perfectly-functional Sears Citation typewriter, apparently from 1964. It's an absolute workhorse of a machine, and I snatched it for only $12.
A Sears Citation 2 typewriter I spotted at a far-away flea market, it seemed functional to me. Probably would've been a steal had I bought it.
An Olivetti Studio 45 in working order, from 1970. Makes a great display machine, but types fine when you need it to.