A Cat A Day: 279/365

This beautiful close-up picture of Bertie the cat was sent to me by April, one of my Y11 pupils. I was chatting to her today and she described the enormous menagerie she and her family look after at home. I’m hoping that she’ll manage to send me a picture of Bertie with a chicken, goat or horse before the end of the year. Go on April, I’ll give you another jaffa cake!

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This beautiful pink-nosed lady is named Mrs Duffle. She belongs to a Scottish lady called Simone who was recently amazed when Mrs D. returned after disappearing a year before. I wonder where on earth she had been? And how delighted must Simone and her family have felt when she turned up? Apparently the cat needs re-socialising, so perhaps she was living wild. My best suggestion is that Simone is patient and gentle. I send my very best wishes for a happy future together.

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I stepped out of my normal life routines this weekend; I spent Saturday stimulating my professional brain and enjoyed brunch with my daughter and lovely friends at Café Rouge in Durham today. Afterwards, we wandered into the Whittard tea and coffee shop. Isobel chose some Turkish Apple tea and I bought a pretty blue cup with hand-painted white stars. I liked this cat-themed mug, but wasn’t tempted to buy it. My love is living, furry, purring cats, not cat pictures, calendars, mugs or other knick-knacks.

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A Cat A Day: 263/365

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MevMev and Porter

I only know today’s cats’ owner by her Twitter username @rantingteacher. She tweets anonymously and is full of wisecracks, heart and honesty. She is also a cat-lover and one of her pets had a very major operation today. I don’t know which, so here is a little gallery. I’m sending lots of best wishes for a happy recovery.

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Harley and Rory