Jel, those are great pictures. I'm in IL, but that is exactly what I see when I peak outside. The only thing I don't have are the red breasted nuthatches. Uncommon in this area. How do you like that window feeder with the suction cups. Does it stay on?

We need this device to be useable for canned food, not dry, so the kind with the rotating lid would be best. We put the catÂs medicine in her wet food. She would also eat everything in sight (sheÂs on a diet, so free access to any kind of food is a no-no). I did have the gravity-fed hopper type of dispenser, before she was sick and developed the boundless appetite. ItÂs true a smart cat will help themselves. IÂm not calling my cat dumb (of course not!) but she has no initiative. The food would often get stuck in the channel downward and she was clueless about how to get it down, or too passive to try. I think those would be fine for cats with normal appetites and the ability to see the food and realize how to get it down. The ones referenced in the above link was a metered-type hopper dispenser, though: under your cat is a good programmer I doubt they could help themselves. Unless there's some flaw in the system.

Thanks for the feedback. Red, the pismo dunes right now is only on the left side of the clock wall. That golden color is outgoing. In real life it doesn't seem to have any red undertones. flyleft-I love that clock too--it's a repro, got it at TJ Maxx--it was so dusty from being passed over and over that it almost looked vintage! beachlily--lucky you! Florida. Well, I live in Southeastern PA, it gets cold, but it is sunny, you know, "It's always sunny in Philadelphia". When I lived in Ohio, we had the lake effect, I think the average number of sunny days between November and April is 4. Had to move.

I have read the post about the charges, but I still don't see anything about how the thief used her number. How could that happen, or did I miss something? Years ago, so long ago I had forgotten about it til now that I'm reading this. I was in a different state from where I lived at the time; visiting family and Christmas shopping. I bought a gift, took it home and put it away until Christmas time. Later there was a charge on my bill that I didn't recognize so I questioned it and it was immediately removed. Yikes, Christmas came and I remembered that gift, still in the closet. I notified the card holder and explained what had happened and told them to add it back to the account. I received a wonderful note of gratitude from them, and yes, they did add it back. I don't remember if I was using Discover then or not, but I am now and have never had a problem with them. I lost my card a couple years ago, notified them and in a flash had a new card with a new number. Like Lily 316, I do love my Discover card!!