
It has been very hot outside that I have not felt like taking pictures lately. It is suppose to get to 104* for a high from today throughout the rest of this week. That is hot. But, this does not stop my cats from wanting to be outdoors.
Gracie tends to be amusing when I let her outside. She charges out the door, comes to a stop about three feet away and waits for me to follow. She will sit for awhile and then she does this:

She does not want to go back inside. She wants to stay out for as long as she can. I do not know why she wants to go out so badly; but, I speculate it is because of the smell of the outdoors and the sound of the birds (we have lots of birds around the house).

The entrance to the front door is 100% shaded all day long; so, I have no worries about her feet getting burned. Usually, I make her go inside long before she is ready and it is only because I am ready to go in! And, she either throws a tantrum or sprawls herself on the cool tile floor. It all depends on how long I let her stay outside.

Pretty kitty!
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