Last weekend there was forsythia blossom and frog spawn in the ditch and this weekend there is thick, thick snow covering over the world again.
Like Juliet’s father in Romeo and Juliet “ my fingers itch “ to be planting and tidying in a spring garden . However it is Pixie the cat on the warm radiator who understands real adaptability and the contentment that only cosseted cats can ever achieve!
Last week I found an old apple tree blown down in a storm. No over zealous farmer had tidied it away and chopped it up for fire wood ; the bole of exposed roots had made a new cliff of light horizontal out of what had once been vertical and deep. Moss and fungi had colonised the new surface, unidentifiable creatures had dug out homes: adaptability is everywhere – except in my itchy fingers!!
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At times, all we can do is take a nap in a warm and cozy place while we wait for spring to arrive!
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As ever, cats get it right!
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Good post and pictures. I’ve always said that if there’s reincarnation I want to come back as a cosseted, well fed cat.
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Me too, on a warm radiator! Xx
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So with you on this. Have just had 2 sunny days in Barceleona in my denim jacket and now back in UK snow after a delayed flight etc. Your cat is an excellent guru! But then they always are. Wise as well as utterly daft in the case of our cat…
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I’ve never heard her called a guru! I shall view her with greater respect now!!🐈🐈
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