DANI CELEBRATES CANADIAN TURKEY DAY!

We Canadians, including Dani of course, are celebrating our Thanksgiving.  Lots of people have their turkey dinners on Sunday, but we're having ours on Monday which is on the official Thanksgiving Day.

Since this is Dani's first Thanksgiving, she's all excited, and never moreso than to taste-test turkey out of the oven (instead of just a can).

"It duzn't hurt ta look like a turkey eidah" says she.

"Mama tells me dey cant reely fly, so dat makes 'em easy pickins!"

Unfortunately, they don't know when to 'leaves' well enough alone.

And that's why we call them TURKEYS!

DANI: ON BEING IN CAT NEAT-O!

Dani's in the front garden peeking out between the bushes.

"I'd like ta fink I'm inCATnito but ... 

... I guess dat's a liddle bit too much ta ask.  Isn't it Mama?"

On this subject, Dani's on de fence.

WORDLESS WEDNESDAY WITH DANI: PUTTING HER BEST FEET FORWARD

DANI: FANCY THAT!

Dani's all ready for a fancy dress party.

"Dat's why I is warin' a fancy dress"  says she.

And indeed this one is quite the showy little number.  It is white taffeta with fuschia-coloured roses and a wide satin ribbon with matching rose at the waist.  She has a fascinating fascinator in lilac adorned with roses and fuschia flowers on her head which coordinates purrfectly with her fancy frock.

There is a sterling silver necklace with purpley pink heart-shaped pendant at her neck and a multi-colour pastel gem bracelet on her wrist.

For this special occasion, Dani has chosen an elegant beaded evening bag, also in fuschia, with silver rose embellishment.  It's rather old-fashioned in a fanciful sort of way.

This shot shows the back of Dani's gorgeous gown in its entirety.  It was taken before she was completely accessorized.  She had yet to bejewel herself.

Once Dani fully embraces her inner PURRincess, she gets carried away with the grandeur of it all.  She is truly destined to be the belle of the ball.

DANI OBSERVES OCTOBER

Dani was born in late January this year so every month there's something new for her.  This is the first time she could observe October, so she's sitting out on the front porch steps taking it all in.

One little leaf has landed in front of her and rather than playing with it,
she is in awe.

And even when she's back inside she's still mesmerized by the splendours of autumn.

"Ah, look at dat" says she.  "Dose colours is simpleh amazin'!"