Most of my photography is being done on film, but I’ve still managed a few iPhone shots, mostly of the cats.
Winnie has a thing for sticks of any description, and apparently spaghetti is in that classification. π
Winnie and Lord Vincent don’t really get on, Vinnie is quite cool and doesn’t bother with her, but she hisses at him and sometimes jumps on him when she’s going past him, but the conservatory seems to be a no-mans land, or at least there’s a truce for there. Yep I know the windows need cleaning!
Another picture of Teddy from work, he’s ao adorably cute but SO yappy, which I’m not too keen on.
He’s a cross between a Pomeranian and a Pappilon, whatever they are, and won’t get much bigger than he is.
I took some time out from work towards the end of the month and travelled south to see Ben, Lewis & Charlotte. It was Lewis’s 12th birthday last week but he was on half term the week before when I visited so I could spend more time with him.
They have been adopted by a cat who lives in their neighbourhood, Mrs. Miaow~miaow.
It was nice to spend some time with them, but the driving there and back was a nightmare in the bad storms. I stay in a little annexe to a converted chapel as Ben’s house only has 2 bedrooms and I like my own room and bathroom and managed this time to mix up my leaving day, so I was turfed out on Wednesday afternoon when I thought I was staying until Thursday. π I ended up just driving home from 9pm and getting in for 1am.
We’ve only done 2 movies this month, Spenser Confidential, Mark Whalberg, which was a good action romp for a Saturday night, and The Counsellor with Michael Fassbender, Penelope Cruz and Cameron Diaz. Directed by Ridley Scott we were expecting great things, but it was a bit of a damp squib really.
Phil has started on the redecoration of the dining room, and though it isn’t a huge room, it’s where the cabinets with CD’s, model tanks and a few preciouses live, so they have all had to be emptied and packed away. Steaming off the wallpaper starts tomorrow, thankfully I’ll be at work!
The weather has been fairly abominable, Storms Eunice, Franklin were mega~windy and rainy, I did my night drive up the country whilst Franklin was doing it’s thing, and I think we were supposed to have a Gladys too and we might have but if so it got lost in the news about Putin invading Ukraine. It’s been a sunny couple of days this weekend though so there’s that. But yes, Ukraine. Scary times and it seems to be escalating god knows where. Nothing to do but wait and see, but it’s hard to think about anything else. So that’s how February ends.
THIS IS WHAT WE WANT!
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Don’t be facetious.
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Lovely to see you….and beautiful shots as usual.
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Cheers Clare π
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Great photos as always. I’m glad you’re less shy about self-portraits than you were during the 365.
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Haha don’t expect many more, I love being with Lewis so don’t mind those π
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Driving all that way in the dark during a storm must have been an endurance test.
Steaming wallpaper? I haven’t done that since 1978. Only painted walls ever since, no wallpaper anywhere I lived.
Teddy is a mix of two of the yappiest dog breeds known to man. He was a YAP waiting to happen. π
Best wishes, Pete.
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Isn’t it just like a cat to perch on top of a door? πββ¬
Love the photo of you and Lewis. They’re all good, but that one makes me smile. π
And who could resist Winnie’s blissful-eyed look by the window?
One of my cats (Arafel) used to love to play with plastic coffee straw stirrers. I guess they were her “sticks.” Another, (Onyx) had a thing for any kind of dried plant or anything similar. I used to have to stand my straw brooms upside down so he wouldn’t chew on them! π
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Cats are wonderfully bonkers aren’t they!? Cheers Mae!
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Horsefeathers, I hate driving in that kind of weather, especially late. I’m glad you made the trip safely, Fraggle. I loved seeing all the kitties. Hugs on the wing.
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Thanks Teagan!
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Awww very cute kitties!
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π they do look that way…π¬
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Oof, yappie dogs. No thank you – that’s almost as bad as dogs in handbags. Which is just completely unacceptable.
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I know. He is cuddly though.
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I have never had to steam wall paper, a fact that I am immensely grateful for.
I was just reading on a news site I follow that Russia has an emp bomb. That would be baaaaaad….
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It’s all bad Booky and scary that it might get so much worse.
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Now I understand why the photos of Winnie and Vincent are usually they individually, is an adventure to know the type of strong personality a cat develops. I like the old movies by Ridley Scott, the last ones not that much, but his Blade Runner is my favorite movie ever.
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One of my favourite directors!
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That’s a real meow f cats you have there, I have had to restrict visual access this morning or I wouldn’t get the girls to school π
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Haha cats R us!
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Cute!
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Thanks!
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You’re very welcome βΊ
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I was wondering what was going on at th’other place and missed this. Sad!
I hear every thing about Burger King in the UK is the same . . . but different.
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Only posting once a month, at the end so you haven’t missed much. Burger King is better than McDonalds, that’s all that can be said about it, but I have been in one in America- it was at a rest stop on the way to Ohio, nice but small.
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It’s great to see you and your family–including the cats. My Mom was a cat person. They are photogenic, that’s for sure.
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Indeed, thanks. Cindy.
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