Bung it in a curry!
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rinse it first thoughBung it in a curry!
I have Phoebe, a semi-longhaired calico, otherwise known as Princess Phoebe Kitten and a very efficient serial killer.Also I love the name susan for a cat, I don't knpw why but I love cats with "people" names
I used to have a tuxedo called Perdita who was rather on the bright side unlike her tuxedo brother, Boots. She once deliberately peed up the wall when told off, and would come through the catflap and hold a conversation with me - I had to answer with stuff like "really?", "no, never!" etc or she would get huffy.
Look up The Blue Boys on Insta; two 'silly Staffies' with a company producing human and dog clothes named after them - Darren and Philip!
I make cheese-Free with noose 
NOOSH but it’s probably fine without to be honest.
I chop basil with a little olive oil and freeze it. Then I can add it to recipes later on.
NOOSH but it’s probably fine without to be honest.I chop basil with a little olive oil and freeze it. Then I can add it to recipes later on.
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Maisie says HELLO Cabal! She is now 20 weeks old
Dunno but I’ll buy her!
Hello Maisie your ears are fabulous
Sending you all the love in the world @MancBee us mithering ninnies are all behind you.
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Did we break tattle last night?
I love them but they cost about 3 million quid a box, and I can't control myself around chocolate so they all get eaten in one go.
Yeah stuff like that always makes me smile, I get the giggles from my colleague's dogs at work too. She has a polaroid of both of them stuck to her desk, labelled 'Ted' and 'Barry'It is ridiculous how cats are at the same time very good at balancing , look so elegant yet can be ridiculously clumsy, my kitten just broke a whole load of washed up plates and mugs i had left on the side. fml.
Also I love the name susan for a cat, I don't knpw why but I love cats with "people" names
Love Susan for a cat.Oh Susan’s just her nicknameYeah stuff like that always makes me smile, I get the giggles from my colleague's dogs at work too. She has a polaroid of both of them stuck to her desk, labelled 'Ted' and 'Barry'
I might have to do the same with pictures when I go back to the office on monday (kill me now, dreading it) also worried for how my kitten will react, he is used to me being at home and is very clingyYeah stuff like that always makes me smile, I get the giggles from my colleague's dogs at work too. She has a polaroid of both of them stuck to her desk, labelled 'Ted' and 'Barry'
I might have to do the same with pictures when I go back to the office on monday (kill me now, dreading it) also worried for how my kitten will react, he is used to me being at home and is very clingyYeah stuff like that always makes me smile, I get the giggles from my colleague's dogs at work too. She has a polaroid of both of them stuck to her desk, labelled 'Ted' and 'Barry'
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Do they taste of champagne at all? Haha
They do but imo you won't get a very prominent or an overpowering champagne taste (like you do in those gift chocolates filled with liqueur) but it's there. I only buy them as a rare treat but love the C&W ones.
Considering recent tortoiseshell cat discussion and MT party hair I thought I'd share this, she has a new home!
www.animalhumanesociety.org
Adopt a Pet
hey ninnies, I mentioned in passing that I have been AWAY in Llandudno (do go if you can, it's so nice) and, while I've eaten many tasty things I know what you lot really want is animal content.
so, here is one of the Kashmiri goats of the Great Orme. you may recall that, back in lockdown 1.0, it was so quiet that they trotted down into town to basically have a party
please excuse the window reflections in the pic, I was on a vintage bus tour like an actual old lady
so, here is one of the Kashmiri goats of the Great Orme. you may recall that, back in lockdown 1.0, it was so quiet that they trotted down into town to basically have a party
please excuse the window reflections in the pic, I was on a vintage bus tour like an actual old lady
the invasion was a sight to see! Here is some footagehey ninnies, I mentioned in passing that I have been AWAY in Llandudno (do go if you can, it's so nice) and, while I've eaten many tasty things I know what you lot really want is animal content.
so, here is one of the Kashmiri goats of the Great Orme. you may recall that, back in lockdown 1.0, it was so quiet that they trotted down into town to basically have a party
please excuse the window reflections in the pic, I was on a vintage bus tour like an actual old lady
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Goats are an absolute tonic when I'm down. I remember that goat party well.
There's a Facebook page called Genuinely Stoked Goats that is jam-packed with with springy, happy goats just loving life. I don't go on FB much, but when I do I make sure to stop there just for a smile and a laugh.
There's a Facebook page called Genuinely Stoked Goats that is jam-packed with with springy, happy goats just loving life. I don't go on FB much, but when I do I make sure to stop there just for a smile and a laugh.
They're fantastic creatures, that video cheered me right up yesterday, can't get over how agile they are either!
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