To sits or not to sits. What a conundrum.

Is he orange by chance?

I sits but I don’t fits. Does not compute.

I love that the dog and cat have the same colours.

Some hats even had full (dead) birds on them. It was a short lived trend as many people objected to it.

We all bow in the presence of this majestic feline.

This cat is ready for the Olympics!

In a time when women wore corsets, bending down to tie a shoe was not possible as their range of movement was restricted. There was a motto when getting dressed: “shoes before corset”. Men’s clothing allowed for more movement as they were expected to be active. Exercise and fitness for women was frowned upon as there was concern it would disrupt their ability to have babies (no joke- this was the “medical” opinion of the time).

A friend of mine “adopted” a feral kitten from a garbage can. She opened the lid, saw him, picked him up and would up taking him home. He’s the most affectionate and stupid creature I have ever met - he makes a ginger cat look like a genius. He forgets which window he left from (she leaves an open window for him) and sits at the front door meowing. He has walked off the edge of tables and was genuinely surprised to be on the floor. He would try to play with his litter mates, who were still feral, and be confused as to why they would run away from him (he’s a big tomcat). At the end of the day, the cat has a loving home, and my friend has a sweet, albeit derpy, tuxedo companion.

Perhaps this mouser is a distant cousin of his Canadian counterpart.

That’s just how cyclamen grow- they’re floppy plants. They like indirect light, so the lighting set up seems fine.

Definitely a cyclamen

If I can’t see you, you can’t see me.

Such a beautiful, healthy coat of fur 😍

Love the cute paw curl 😍

One of those cats is not like the others.

“If I fits, I sits” to the extreme.

He can crash my BBQs all he wants

It is indeed his strata, and he owns it with class.

It can also be difficult to take a photo of a moving cat. Some cats don’t stay still long enough to get a decent shot.

Your rose needs a few things: A repot into a bigger pot, and rich, loamy soil. Bonemeal to restore phosphorus (that’s likely why it’s no longer flowering) Slow release rose fertilizer (can be found at gardening stores)

As for trimming, prune off unproductive or bare branches, and cut off dying flowers. I don’t judiciously prune my roses.