Stay dry, Vinny. We’ve had some rain around our part of the world lately. Enough for water to gather in the overflow behind terrific daughter Elisabeth and George Three’s backyard. Vinny really, really wants to go splashing. Nope.

Watching the world. Vinny likes when terrific daughter Elisabeth and George Three pull out the extra chair to their front door. Great view of their street! He likes it so much that he refuses to allow Izzy up there to share the sights with him, the kids report.

Park time. Elisabeth and George now pack up kitty Vinny and cart him the couple miles over to our wonderful Onondaga Lake Park. He loves roaming on his leash there as much as around their yard.

Don’t get stuck … Plenty of texts come from my terrific daughter Elisabeth exclaiming what kitty Vinny is up to. She likes to include a photo to marvel at his adventurous ways. Roaming on his harness and leash while she worked on her laptop wasn’t enough the other day. Vinny had to climb their tree.…

Rest easy. Terrific daughter Elisabeth reported with a great text photo that Vinny and Izzy may have been happy to have the whole place back to just she, George Three and them when the last cookout visitors had said bye. Well done, kids and kitties!

Eyes spy. Elisabeth sent over this great photo of inside cat Izzy keeping a close watch on outside cat Vinny. He still likes the harness and stroll way more than she does. In fact, she doesn’t want to venture to the lawn much anymore. I’m glad they know their ways, these cute kitties.

Good job, Vinny. Vinny liked his visits to the shed, George reported as we attended our first baseball game of spring. But lugging the more adventurous of the two kittens out in the carrier to share safe outsider time was becoming a bit tedious, he admitted. Elisabeth got on her phone and found a fun…

Izzy and Vinny, left and right. We had our first shifts taking care of the kitties. Terrific daughter Elisabeth had a work trip up north, and fantastic George Three decided to take a couple days to accompany her. My dear wife Karen and I were thrilled to run over to their house to fill the…