All(e)y Cat

Pato likes what Pato likes

Looks uncomfortable.

Oh, no, the bushes are thorny as heck. This cutting was from a very young branch that hadn't formed any yet.

Spoon? wtf?

The Creation of Bri by Michaelangelo.

PEE-con

What cuties!

What a way to go.

Happy Birthday!

Boil, boil, toil and trouble.
Fire burn and cauldron bubble.

That's @winniethewoot.bsky.social and me. No, wait. We're two short things.

Poor babies! Let's see them show up with sub-zero F HIGHS.

I haven't read Good Bones yet, but I love most of her books so much. There's usually something icky going on but the ones I like most are more cozy than gross. A Wizard's Guide to Defensive Baking is an absolute joy as is the Saint of Steel series of books.

I always understood the joke to be a commentary on geopolitical conflict and indicated that the "chicken" was a communist who finally worked up the nerve to defect to the west.

I like it when it jiggles.

Darker forces are at work and our two heroines are joined by a goblin pedlar in their effort to enlist the advice (and the unlikely aid) of the Fairy King, Gwyn ap Nudd.

when the new pastor throws a witch into the lake, Jenny decides to rescue her instead of eating her. An unusual friendship develops and Jenny and Temperance take it upon themselves to investigate the mysterious hold the preacher has on the village and return Temperance to her husband and children.

I'm about 1/3 thru Greenteeth by Molly O'Neill. Jenny Greenteeth is a low fae who has lived in the lake by Chipping Appleby for the last 1000 years. She's not averse to eating the occasional human, but as she's gotten older she finds that they're just a bit much for her appetite. So,