Donny looks like my Parker. Parker was brother to Mollie, but he is now our only cat. Parker likes ham too. :) Here he is sticking his tongue out.

I had goldfinch group visit my garden today. They seemed to have arrived with a coal tit and amazingly, two nuthatches who spent an couple of hours coming backwards and forwards to the bird feeders (especially enjoying the black sunflower seeds). I've never seen a nuthatch so close so it was a joy.

I loved Mirrors. I saw them at Godiva Festival, Coventry in 2011 and was instantly hooked. Such a shame they split up.

A year ago today this little lady, Mollie passed away. Mollie-Pops was a sweet, gentle soul who I met when volunteering at a cat rescue. I fell for her the minute I saw her - there was something magical about her. Happily, I brought Mollie and her brother home. It was the best thing I ever did.

A few pictures from yesterday as the garden starts to fall asleep for winter, oh and the obligatory black cat, of course.

I'm in North Worcestershire (UK). This is Parker, now my only cat. I remember his sister, Mollie who died last October. I also remember and celebrate: Bonnie. Charlie, Sophie, Clyde, Battlecat and Widgy.

Just back from Birmingham. Lots of people out paying their respects to the late Ozzy Osbourne.

The bronze bull in Birmingham clearly trying to disguise himself to avoid the usual snout rubs. I may just give his nose a rub this afternoon if I pass by. 😜

RIP and out of pain, Ozzy Osbourne. I think the bench on the other side of these railings will be full of flowers and messages when I go past tomorrow. 🖤

Mr Parker and friend.

Parker blowing raspberries at his birthday card. Unfortunately, this is the first birthday without his twin sister, so a happy, but sad day too. However, Parker did enjoy his tuna birthday cake 🎂and a giant pack of Dreamies. 😻

A sad day for me and Industrial and EBM music. Douglas McCarthy of #NitzerEbb and Fixmer McCarthy died yesterday. The last time I saw him was at #Infestuk in Bradford in 2019. It turned out to be my favourite Nitzer Ebb gig. Cheers for the top tunes geezer. Now rest in peace.

Thank you for solving a mystery. We were wondering what was growing (self-seeded) with the Forget-me-nots in our garden. Now we know it is a wild Geranium. I hope yours is as lovely as the one nature gifted to us.

Nope!

Ears up and claws out from your friends across the pond. Xx

Good morning from Lancashire North West (temporarily)