One toy mouse found for PB........

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.....so temper tantrum forestalled for 10 minutes. Edited by MNHQ at OP's request

Goodness. Twoago wouldn't have allowed PETS.

From strangers, anyway.

He does begrudgingly allow the neighbour to stroke him. When he's not appearing silently behind her in her kitchen and scaring her

O Big Red, our family cat RIP, a massive ginger, used to sit in next door's kitchen when they were cooking lunch. He had his own cushion and everything :)

It's snowing here, lovely fairy swirls, in London. The heron in the park flew off in disgust earlier - looked out of the window to see the sky darken as a 6 foot wingspan sailed over the tube station very slowly and silently. Commuters a bit surprised.

Talking of wingspans.........

Sorry. Back again.

I recall being advised of ......misbehaviour among the pelicans in St James' Park. One particular chap had gone .......well, anyway....... and was eating the ducks for lunch. What can I say? Action had to be taken - think of the tourists after all!

Bet I know who got the blame first; I hope the Japanese tourists stood up for the parkkeeper's cat.

I had no idea pelicans were cannibals. They're massive too.

I got chased through an Aztec pyramid once by a giant turkey.

They don't put that in the Visit Mexico brochure.

VET day is tomorrow. I have a bag with his blankie and applaws ready

I don't think anyone noticed a gradual diminution in duck numbers until one of the keepers saw said pelican sidle up to an unsuspecting duck.

All the best, Ollivander.

You'll hear the wailing from there when I have to spend a night without him
I imagine he won't be in the least bit concerned

L No I imagine it would put people off

@Ollivander84 - VET day is tomorrow. I have a bag with his blankie and applaws ready

Fingers and paws crossed for Ollie here that all goes well

Last time Honeycomb had to go to the vets, she got slotted into a morning surgery but i was told to fast her from 7pm the evening before and remove water at 7am that morning as there was a big chance she might need sedation or GA.

Her appt was 11am, they needed to keep her for tests and sedation cos she tried to bite the vet, (wee git), she had her xrays, bloods, teeth cleaned, full check up while in a very coperative state (sedated) and was given meds and i rang after 2pm and was told could pick her up around 4.30pm.

The staff had no problem remembering her as she was the only pet who came in with an overnight bag just in case, a dvd player with a dvd of videos for cats on it, a routine timetable, babygro to keep her off her stiches if needed them as collar didnt always work, something for her to shred, her teddy to cuddle, some treats for when she was able to eat, also had a load of puppy pads for her crate for the journey to and from vets, 13 miles each way, on way home about 3 miles in,

She managed a speculator feat in body emission terms she vomited, peed and pooed all in one go and then spent the rest of the journey rolling around in it inside the crate, thankfully she is used to showers as she got one as soon as she got home

@Ollivander84 i find a towel over the back of crate (darkens it so cat will lie down) and under the crate helpful in the car for trying to catch any spillage / emissions

C me giggling in a silly way all over Mr C

Have a good peaceful night O

PB fast asleep in his No 2 LWT. (On the couch in my bedroom.)

Little darling kitten :)

I've just flogged back from the arts centre where a party was held for Tybalt, the arts centre cat, who has just turned one. He was receiving guests sitting on the Bar, and appeared to be the worse for wear re dreamie consumption.

One spoilt cat... and apparently napping on my boobs

'Wild Freedom'??

It sounded... interesting? This is why I will never be rich
He nearly ended up with "Rocky Mountain feline" but they were sold out

Ah - but has he eaten it yet?

I only ordered tonight! Crossed fingers he will

Looks yumptious, sleep well. Don't spare a thought about tomorrow, really. It will be fine (annoyingly so :)).

Everyone doing well this fine icy day? Mr C is on throw, having screamed at me at 8am to put it on so he could monitor the builders in comfort. Attempts by me to get a corner of throw have been met with refusal.

Had to come home from work before a) got snowed IN there (out in the country) and b) got snowed out of my road (steep hill). Came home, called kitties to offer them treats - nothing. Found them snuggled up on my bed together. Still haven't come down, I think like me they feel snowy days are for hibernation.

Oh and L I gave up with my lovely faux mink throw, Boycat claimed it and I had to get myself another one

O ventured outside and sat on the bins, washing his paws and chattering away to himself (I suspect about the snow)