Zeke
Zeke doesn’t do Mondays!
March Monday
Author / greg-in-washington
Reflections 4
Reflections are photos of the not too distant past which were never posted or not seen. They are all pre-Scooby. Scooby is doing very well by the way.
Opie
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Scooby out of danger
All news about Scooby is good news. All possible bad diagnoses were dispelled at great expense! He requires some close monitoring for the next ten days. Thanks for all the purrs and prayers–they actually worked!
Zeke inspecting Scooby’s leg
Blog halt for Scooby
There is an immediate blog halt here for Scooby. He has been gravely ill–we still don’t know with what–all week and is in a highly rated referral animal hospital staffed with vet specialists for emergencies and the worst cases. I shall be there consulting later on today again.
Scooby crunching his kibbles in shelter Oct 2015
The one thing I do know about Scooby, and was told, is that he will require much attention when he comes home. He will be coming home this week on a trial basis but whether he can stay or survive is in question. So, that is it from me until things get much better or much worse. I only had the poor little guy since October. So that’s it from me for the duration.
The Magician’s apprentices / Medusa
Becoming a magician and absorbing all these spells makes us sleepy. We need lighter reading!
Marigold
Marigold
Fuzzy Bookworms
I think these are the books you two are looking for. I will read you a story later.
Little Golden Books
Medusa
I plucked this Medusa post of mine out of a parallel universe. If you have seen it before, you must have travelled in time and space. Some of you familiar with the Classics, know of the Greek hero Perseus who has many perilous encounters with gods and mythical creatures. One of these creatures is Medusa. She was a woman who had an indiscretion with Poseidon in the temple of Athena. The goddess was angry about that, and turned Medusa’s hair into snakes! Other sources say that she was one of three sisters, known as Gorgons, born of ancient marine gods, who had wings, and snakes for hair.
The important thing to know is that looking upon her face would turn one to stone. The classic 1983 film “Clash of the Titans” graphically shows the story of her death. A little known fact is that Perseus brought cats along with him on his adventures . . .
(Caravaggio 1595)
Ignore her like me, Fluffy! Too late!
Gang of Four
For four years I have had three cats. With the addition of Scooby I am now back up to four. This is the first photo of them all together in the catio:
Scooby Opie Marigold Zeke
Selfies
Opie
Zeke
Horses
“Neigh”borhood horses
Feline Café 