Recent Content by catloverfromwayback

So would I! A glorious floofy bell rope tail to grab ...

Absolutely! I wasn't greatly taken with the store, I think its reputation had inflated my expectations! :lol:

The Cat Tum Clocks! Very effective alarms, those. :lol:

You probably can! She's a mighty purrer. :catlove:

She is such a sweetie! Yes, that is a cat jack-in-the-box! Christmas decoration bought at Harrods in 1989. Only thing I bought there. :lol:

She has another tradition going now - when I go to bed, which is usually early, I have to put the tablet aside and provide big cuddles and pets first. :catrub:

Welcome to you and pretty Fei! Nice to see her looking very relaxed on the couch there.

Yes, two! I wrote to Professor A. Lloyd Moote in the 80s. He wrote the best biography of Louis XIII I ever read. Also wrote to Professor Joseph Bergin asking about something in one of his early books about Cardinal Richelieu. He not only explained what he meant, but complimented me on reading it...

Hello neighbours! I’m in Geelong with Phoebe and Daisy, DSH rescues. Your two are gorgeous. I hear you about hairdresser cats - my late Maddie (my avatar) loved sitting on the back of the chair and combing my hair with her teeth. She wasn’t a clingy cat at all, other than that. Very glad Bobby...

Phoebe scatters her food (and her litter!) everywhere too, regardless of it being in a bowl with moderately high sides. Never known how she does it, maybe it's the tossing her head around thing too. Doesn't bother me, most of it goes on the placemats, where it's easy to sweep up.

New Tricks, and probably MASH - we watched it all during its first run. All Creatures Great and Small (the original with Christopher Timothy, not the remake). Blake's 7. Probably others I don't remember, but most of the series I've seen in more recent years weren't long-running.

I'm so sorry. As you said, she didn't have a long illness, which is a mercy, but it's such a horrible shock when they go so suddenly.

Bobby's a handsome fella, and what beautiful eyes! (waves from across the border)

Oh, I know, choosing names is a pain! I like the dignified gentleman idea best. Edward or Charles or Benedict or some such.