That Cat is a slow learner though he was safe in yesterdays cold. The ice was thick. No quick dip for him. 
Sheila has got her eye on me.
These cats have their eye on something.
We had a morning of sunshine! And there was colour in the sunset to.
Today sounds windy. It is already 37f/2c and we are looking for a high of 40f with lots of Westerly winds. Five more sleeps until I fly out to the UK. I had better start thinking about what I am going to WEAR! But first one more pen to completely clean so John is up to date before I go.
I hope you have a lovely day.
celi
ps Let’s look at January of last year for a calm moment. It looks so much like this year too.
The Kitchen's Garden 
38 responses to “Slow Learner”
Times like this are the only ones where I wish I was back in London. I’d take you to tea at the Ritz and ply you with scones, jam and cream, especially cream, now that the cows are dry… Does Sheila have green eyes? They look greenish in that photo. Or maybe that’s my eyes, and they’re light brown after all.
Our Disel-Dog loves icecubess in the hot weather but doesn’t get that they melt. Maybe Ginger Cat has the same understanding gap… That other thing melted but this thing here now looks fine. Or he/she plays the odds… Being a cat likely the latter.
Days before a trip always are intense, getting ready mixed with anticipation. Breathe. Enjoy.
the cats are watching one of two things …birds or rodents! And so my guess on where you are going is Lands End? Where ever you are going do have a lovely time and safe travels…uneventful would be nice also! Cheers!
I am excited for your travels! Glad to hear that Tia is doing better. We have a wimpy snow coming in overnight. I appreciate the warmer temps we have had so far, but it’s not a real winter for Maine and I worry. Farmer’s Almanac says we are going to be slammed in February too! Enjoy your pre-travel excitement Celi!
Cats in niches – intense cats. Now that’s worth a wonder and a look. They are practicing for being in charge while you are gone. You know cats.