Whilst out for a walk today Skye and I sneaked into the pub for a cheeky pint of Jarl and a bowl of water. We were in camouflage with the carpet. 
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Bless
Very sorry to hear. Please take care. 
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So sorry to read this, Winky. Take care.
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So sorry, they give so much and leave a big hole when they go
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In preparation for the building work and losing use of the kitchen for several months I’ve built a temporary sink in the cinema room. Well I though I’d built a sink…
… though could be a cat bed.
Willy.
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Turn the tap on, go on, I dare you.
How will Zhukov cope with the disruption Willy ?
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He’ll bring me something to throw for him.
Willy.
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Yeah, if you wish to die horribly…… Horribly, I say……… 
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Not yet plumbed in. Ike is one of those cats that isn’t especially bothered by water. Hates wind.
Willy.
So, no curries then?
I’ve tried that one, when my wife stops Zebedee from licking our dinner plates.
“But Zebby likes spicy food……after all, he is a Burmese!”
“No, he was born in Portsmouth”
“Racial memory?”
“ Wrong again, the breed was developed in America”
“But Wong Mau was from Burma, therefore Zebby is entitled to a good curry!”
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Sorry to say, our little rescue sparrows were eaten this morning by a neighbour’s cat. A young cat managed to create a gap in the chicken wire and the obvious happened. The cat couldn’t get out again and got one hell of a fright when we (plus dog) went out first thing this morning to check on them.
Bloody cats. I know it’s just a cat being a cat and all that, but at least with dogs you can train them not to attack birdlife. My fault for not making the enclosure strong enough.
Ian
Sad news znai. Natural world I suppose.
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Damn sorry @zani I don’t blame the cat imo it’s the owner, the cats only doing what a cat does. Unlike most at least you tried.
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She’s absolutely beautiful…gorgeous eyes.
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