cats – Muttering Retreats

Post-Op

I’ve been a little out for the count due to some minor health “stuff” that led to some minor surgery “thingamajiggies”, but I hope to get back into my writing groove soon enough. Meanwhile, I leave you with my cat’s opinion on the whole affair, because that just about sums it up. Shot on PixelContinue reading “Post-Op”

The Sweetness of the Stillness

Shame on me – I didn’t document what painting this is from, or who painted it, or even what the central image was. My eye merely caught this fabulous feline, and for the briefest of moments, I was home. Shot on Pixel 6 Pro.

The Constant Struggle

Every day they’re hustlin’. Shot on Pixel 6 Pro.

Santa’s Little Helper

Many things change as the years go by, and many things stay the same. Shot on Pixel 6 Pro, black and white filter.

And This House Just Ain’t No Home

Ain’t no sunshine when she’s goneIt’s not warm when she’s awayAin’t no sunshine when she’s goneAnd she’s always gone too longAnytime she’s goes away Bill Withers If you’re a regular reader, you are aware that my eldest furry resident has been angling to keep me away from all thoughts and actions in any way wanderlusty.Continue reading “And This House Just Ain’t No Home”

Whither Thou Goest – Don’t Go

Clearly I haven’t been spending enough time with him lately. (Spoiler: I’ve been spending a ridiculous amount of time with him lately, but Mr. Short Term Memory Loss doesn’t register that.) Either that or he senses another vacation is around the corner, and is doing his best to interfere. Shot on Pixel 6 Pro.

Ready For His Close-Up

Shot on brand spanking new Google Pixel 6 Pro.

My Usual Subject

Shot on Google Pixel 3, f/1.8, 1/60, 4.44mm, ISO445.

Da Capo al Coda

The kittens went back to the shelter today, to get ready to be offered to the public for adoption. Our mission — to get them fattened up a la Hansel & Gretel — was deemed a success, with extra credit points for surrounding them with love and attention so they’re primed and ready for theirContinue reading “Da Capo al Coda”

Cheshire Cat

And how do you know that you’re mad? “To begin with,” said the Cat, “a dog’s not mad. You grant that?” I suppose so, said Alice. “Well then,” the Cat went on, “you see a dog growls when it’s angry, and wags its tail when it’s pleased. Now I growl when I’m pleased, and wagContinue reading “Cheshire Cat”