It\’s cloudy out today and I think I\’m hearing the roll of thunder..Lucky for Ariel that she is not here right now because she is deathly afraid of thunder..she tries to get on my lap, because she gets so nervous.
I am hoping you are enjoying all my animal photo\’s. I never thought I would be snapping away like this! But I love doing it..Thank you again for viewing my blog. I have only been blogging for a month and I have had visitors from around the world. I actually went over the 100\’th visitor today! I know some of you are thinking, that\’s not much… But it is, seeing I\’ve only been up and running for a short time. I even have some people coming back! So I just want to send you a great big thank you!!
I have a title for Thursday now, \”Meet Your Neighbor Day\”. If you want me to hi-lite your blog, just let me know! It will be really great to see what other people are blogging!
I hope today I will go to the Butterfly Farm. If I have any takers that is. If it stays like this, and chances are it will clear up, they family may not want to go. If I do go, you will be sure I will snapping photo\’s of all the beautiful butterflies!

Well, it is very interesting being in the Caribbean during hurricane season. It can be nerve wracking if your not use to hurricanes. It is kind of like living in tornado alley, which I don\’t do that either.. That too would be a little nerve wracking for me also. The Island is a buzz with talk of where and when the hurricane is going to hit. I am assuming it is not going to be near Grand Cayman because I am glued to the TV. I constantly watch the Weather Channel in situations like this. Although I do have friends in the Brac, if they aren\’t worried, then I\’m not either!
I was thinking about pet safety during the hurricane season and I came across some of these helpful hints…

1) Make sure you have proper identification of your pet.
2) Current photo of your pets.
3) Amble supply of food and water.
4) A cage or carrier/collar and leash with all the tags you should have, name/address
/rabies tag.
5) Medications.
6) Muzzle if needed.
7) Never leave your pet behind during an evacuation.
8) If you go to a shelter, the shelter may require your Veterinarian paperwork for proof of proper immunizations.

Where I come from we have a lot of thunder storms and my dogs are get very nervous during the thunder. Blizzards are easier.. Although we could loose power for days on end, I can\’t compare blizzards to a hurricane though. Ice Storms are also a disaster. Again, you should never leave your pets alone to take care of themselves. So it is always good to be prepared and take care of your animal family.