Epic Wednesday Greetings Furiends
Welcome to the BBHQ midweek news round-up!
How's your week going?
The weather has been lovely since the end of last week, with sunny spells and warmer temperatures, although the nighttime temps are still too cold. There have been a few drizzly moments, too, but all things considered, so much better than the last couple of months.
And here's some Spring hope...
The hyacinths are awake! WOOOO HOOOOO!
The P.A. planted a selection of tulips, anemones and hyacinths in the autumn in shades of mystic purples and, I think, with a splash of white for contrast, but don't quote me on that, as I wasn't there at the time of planting! MOL
If they bloom how the P.A. is expecting them all to bloom, it should look pretty epic!
And, of course, mew our lovely readers will get to experience the bloomage in two or three weeks, depending on whether we get another cold snap that delays things. Apparently, there's some snow on the way, but we'll see as the weather peeps, even with all the technology they have, still get it wrong. We love that Mother Nature fluffs with them! MOL
And isn't it funny, this supposed snow that's going to sweep up from the south in the next five days or so is being hailed - pardon the pun - as a nightmare snowstorm which is going to dump up to a whopping five inches of the white stuff. Seriously, why does the media have to sensationalise the weather with such terrifying headlines? Why?
A nightmare snowstorm in our humble opinion is one of magnitude and measured in feet, not inches. For instance, the day the P.A. was born all those gazillion years ago, it was eight to ten-foot snow drifts, aka serious snow, and it lasted for weeks. Today, an inch of snow is a whiteout and totally terrifying.
Anyhoo, that's our opinion on the weather! MOL
Well, we've only got two more days of February left, so make the most of the Valentinesy vibes, as that will be replaced, and we'll have a brand new look for March to welcome and hopefully hurry up Spring!
Anyhoo, let's look at what the heathens have been up to this week.
First up in the news
Smooch And Sauce's Slither of a Sunspot
Smooch and Parsley Sauce found this tiny slither of a sunspot on Monday afternoon.
They were feeling epically blessed in this moment!!! MOL
Next up in the news
Melvyn Denying Monday's Existence
Melvyn didn't like the fact that the weekend seemed to be over in a blink.
He said, and I quote, "FLUFF MEW MONDAY!"
Oh dear, somepawdy has been pawtying hard all weekend! MOL
In other news...
Fudge's Summer Shape Up
Fudge had to face reality yesterday and promptly decided that his Summer Shape-Up should start immediately.
And even though Pandora pointed out that it's probably just all floof, to help him feel a little better after he's spent the winter months bulking up for the great shred.
Smooch added that perhaps he should have continued his training while in said bulking phase.
This did not go down very well.
And needless to say, he's hitting the gym in his BBHQ bunker with Parsley every day!
And finally, this week
Melvyn's Modelling The Top Bandana Pick
Melvyn's modelling the final Valentine bandana today ~ Red hearts with red fringing
Doesn't he look cute?
Which one should he model next?
Here's the March Bandana Selection, and as we're headed full steam into Spring, we chose some colourful and bright bandanas for this month. Plus, it's St Paddy's Day, too, and how could we not have one for that epic day! MOL
The March Collection:
1. Spring Vibes
2. Pretty Garden
3. Colourful Owls
4. St Paddy's Day
Tell us your top pick for next week in the comments!
That's us done for today. Amber will be back on Friday with another pawesome book, and if mew missed any other posts, here are the links:
Smooch's Selfie
Check out the latest episodes of The Purrminator, as tomorrow we'll be back with Chapter Fifteen in Melvyn's epically epic supurr exciting origin story:
Hoping mew have a furbulous day, and remember to always...
Wing Commander Basil & The B Team
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Hooray for hyacinths! They have to sensationalize the news, it brings in ratings and more money. Also, I wonder sometimes if they overdramatize the weather because they don't want to be blamed if people are caught unawares by an especially awful weather event and are harmed or killed. Remember the scientists in Italy who went to jail for a while for not predicting an earthquake?
ReplyDeleteThe sunspot is beautiful and Monday is not. Melvyn, hide for me next week, too, okay?
Fudge, I think you look great just as you are.
The hearts are precious. Let's have some spring next week and a Spring Vibes bandana to celebrate!
that is a great sign of spring
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