It's Walkin' and Readin' Wednesday, and here are some lovelies seen recently:
Ruby, who is a sweet wee pupper.
Niko owns the street.
Nightfury
Thomas
Feral Colony, of which Eightball is one of the four.
We loaned a humane trap to these folks, when Eightball was wounded; he's all better now.
These neighbors have got to hear me making smoochie noises at their cat; the window is open!
Just haven't caught anyone outside yet, in order for me to ask.
Recent audiobooks:
Swordheart, by T. Kingfisher, narrated by Jesse Vilinsky
"A sensible widow, Halla, inherits an estate and is threatened by her in-laws, leading her to accidentally release an immortal warrior, Sarkis, trapped in a sword; he becomes her reluctant bodyguard as they fight to secure her inheritance." - Goodreads
Entertaining romp, with magic, talking badger-like oxen drivers, and a woman who finds her groove.
The Lost Masterpiece, by B. A. Shapiro, narrated by Lucy Rayner, Christine Lakin, and Hannah Curtis
"A story of love, adultery, betrayal, longing, family secrets, and the birth of Impressionism." - Goodreads
Have enjoyed a few books by this author, and this one is good too!
Wylding Hall, by Elizabeth Hand, narrated by about a dozen narrators
What really happened to Julian Blake, who disappeared at Wylding Hall when his British acid-folk band gathered to make an album?
A short audiobook, with a gobstopper of an ending; entertaining!
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Henry Update:
His first chemo pill was administered on Tuesday evening.
The very kind vet technician saw my worried face when I'd stopped in the vet's office to pick up meds, and assured me all would be well.
We hope so; Henry The Ninth is one heckuva kitty, and we want him to have a good, comfortable life.
❤️❤️❤️
Let's Hop!
Niko is doing downward facing dog
ReplyDeleteLots of great furries seen on your walks!
ReplyDeleteWe send POTP for this chemo routine to do good for Henry and not have bad side effects.
You are so lucky to have a cat-filled neighborhood. Love seeing them. Will Henry have to take very many of these chemo pills, and for very long?
ReplyDeleteA chemo pill once every two weeks for 5 months, or until the vet decides things are going well.
DeleteAgain: what a special neighborhood you live in ...
ReplyDeletemy reading is re-reading. All the books from about 50-years ago that I most loved. Remember basics but not details, so a joy to visit again: currently, The Poisonwood Bible by Kingsolver. A+
Have only read "Unsheltered" by this author, which was excellent.
DeleteGlad Henry is doing ok ~ sending lots of healing energy hugs to him ~ wonderful photos of sweet critters too ~ Hugs ^_^
ReplyDeleteLots of cutie pies in the neighborhood. Adorable.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the update on Henry. I hope all goes well.
I linked this post to my Wordless Wednesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday and rest of the week. Scritches to the kitties and especially Henry. ♥
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ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet doggie and kitties, we can see that Niko owns the street, he looks like Little Faye...MOL...Healing Pawkisses for you purrecious boy. We're purraying hard for him🙏🏼🐾😽💞
ReplyDeleteSuch sweet neighbors! Purrs to you Henry, you are a sweetheart!
ReplyDeleteOH I wish I had been with you the entire time!
ReplyDeleteSuch great animals to encounter on your walks! Hope Henry does well. The chemo could cause a little nausea. Something to watch for and make sure you have anti nausea meds available if needed.
ReplyDeleteYou have a lot of nice looking cats in your hood. I am praying for Henry. XO
ReplyDeleteIf those neighbors hear you making smoochie sounds, I bet it makes their day. :) I hope Henry has a long and joyful like in your loving home.
ReplyDeleteRuby has a fine-looking hair-do...
ReplyDeleteSending purrs that the chemo pill works wonders! I love your neighbors.
ReplyDeleteYou have such adorable furry friends to see on your walks! We love you, Henry, and are sending lots of purrs your way. XO
ReplyDeleteI like your neighborhood cats. It's good they are looking out for the feral clowder.
ReplyDeleteHenry, I pray all is well.