This makes me very sad. My nephew and two nieces all sailed on this beautiful tall ship and received part of their education on her. The schooling was good and the experience was wonderful for each of them.
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And now for Easy Like Sunday!
Guess who? In he strolled, cool as a cucumber, straight past me and up into the chair! He's been there for a couple of hours now and obviously feels quite at home as he's been fast asleep for most of the time, only waking to change position now and again.
I sort of feel I should discourage him (and I do when I catch him trying to eat the Caramels' food) but he does seem to like our toys and climbing pole so much I haven't got the heart to chuck him out. Besides which, I don't think he gets much affection at home as he doesn't seem to like being petted much.
Hope you're all having a great Sunday, all easy-like!
:) xxx
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7 comments:
Sometimes visitors are fun! He is handsome.
I saw that on the news last night. How frightening for all involved and I am glad everyone is safe.
It's amazing that all survived such a terrible event. We hadn't heard--we've been in a kind of self-imposed blackout period.
Thank you for your comment about my mom's situation. It has been a very surreal time and sad four weeks. Things have certainly changed and probably half the people who were there are gone now, although my mom's department was spared. Still, it's difficult, and who can know the future of things when changes occur daily. Ah well, such is life.
How sad that the beautiful ship sank.
WE take it that's a neighbor's cat. How funny he feels so much at home there.
He looks like a sweet kitty!
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Hope you guys are doing fine. FAZ
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