The good thing that happened to me was that I got tuna juice in my dinner the next night AND I got to sit in the sun in the garden and I made the birds squawk. That was really fun. I also found a dead mouse near the geranium plant but I didn't touch it... only sniffed a little.
A blog about the English life of an American kitty who lives with one human woman and one indentured servant man and sometimes two young boys.
Saturday, May 24, 2008
A bit of trouble
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Sun Beams
Hello.
After my exhaustive research on the Magna Carta, my blogging mojo has left me.
Here are photos of me sitting in the sun, which I love to do. Some mornings there is only one little sun spot that comes through the back door and hits a storage chest so I sit in that one sliver of sun and soak it in as much as possible.
This week there is a chill in the air and so the woman had to put away her summer sandals and opt for shoes. This has made her sad.
Sunday, May 11, 2008
Yes We Can...
...Jump on counter tops.
It's a little known fact that it's written in the Magna Carta, article VII, Section a.3 -- Cats SHALL BE ALLOWED TO JUMP ON COUNTER TOPS. See below:
a.1 We shall entirey remove from their bailwicks the relatives of Gerard de Athyes, so that they shall henceforth have no bailwick in England: Engelard de Cygnes, Andrew Peter and Gyon de Chanceles, Gyon de Cygnes, Geoffrey de Martin and his brothers, Philip Mark and his brothers, and Geoffrey his nephew, and the whole following of them.
a.2 We shall straightway return the son of Llewelin and all the Welsh hostages, and the charters delivered to us as surety for the peace.
a.3 CATS SHALL BE ALLOWED TO JUMP ON COUNTER TOPS OF ANY HOUSE THAT IS THEIR DOMICILE (and even those that are not their domicile.)
Here's the CAT COAT OF ARMS taken from the Magna Carta...
Note the likeness:
Perhaps all of you American kitties should take a page out of the British history books and lobby your senators and congresspeople for a similar law. I'm just sayin'.
The Magna Carta
It's a little known fact that it's written in the Magna Carta, article VII, Section a.3 -- Cats SHALL BE ALLOWED TO JUMP ON COUNTER TOPS. See below:
a.1 We shall entirey remove from their bailwicks the relatives of Gerard de Athyes, so that they shall henceforth have no bailwick in England: Engelard de Cygnes, Andrew Peter and Gyon de Chanceles, Gyon de Cygnes, Geoffrey de Martin and his brothers, Philip Mark and his brothers, and Geoffrey his nephew, and the whole following of them.
a.2 We shall straightway return the son of Llewelin and all the Welsh hostages, and the charters delivered to us as surety for the peace.
a.3 CATS SHALL BE ALLOWED TO JUMP ON COUNTER TOPS OF ANY HOUSE THAT IS THEIR DOMICILE (and even those that are not their domicile.)
Here's the CAT COAT OF ARMS taken from the Magna Carta...
Note the likeness:
Perhaps all of you American kitties should take a page out of the British history books and lobby your senators and congresspeople for a similar law. I'm just sayin'.
Monday, May 5, 2008
This is what I'm talking about...
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