Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tea. Show all posts

Sunday, February 16, 2025

Happy, Nappy, Snowy, Blowy

Happy Snowday....er, um...Sunday!
We're getting socked with snow and wind this fine Sunday.

Purrfect weather to stay inside with a book or two, a hot cup of tea or two, and a housepanther or two sleeping on my person. 

Wishing you all a terrifically mellow Sunday.

Friday, August 02, 2024

FRIYAY!

For us working stiffs, Fridays are beautiful things:
AHHH!!!!

Me: "I've got my audiobook, my cup of tea, and am going to sink into my chair..."

Da Boyz: "HA!  Our chair, thankuverramuch."

Me: *sigh*

The Hubby: "Come over here, and eat watermelon at the table."

Me: *tea and phone abandoned, slurping noises ensue.*

Me: AHHH!!!!

*Da Boyz and The Hubby look on in astonishment.*

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Thursday, July 08, 2021

Cats Books Tea


 Shhh!

Don't tell The Hubby, but I've found some terrific shirts online recently!

Am thankful to be able to reflect my passions: cats, books, and tea.

We'll discuss inflatable T-Rex costumes some other time.😹
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Friday, June 25, 2021

June Bloopers

Manny, trying to do a pole dance on the leg of the table?
Blurry blep Sweetie!
Blurry up-your-nose PO'M...
...and my own fail, trying to drink tea while petting The PO'M.
Notice the floating cat hairs!
Oops...

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Sad News...Timmy has earned his Angel's wings.

So long, Angel Timmy Tomcat!
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Thursday, March 28, 2019

Thankful Thursday: Friends Who Flock

This Thursday, I am thankful for my friend Beth.

Beth and I met at a cat adoption event. 

Since then, we've found that we enjoy a lot of the same things, in addition to felines:

The mystical side of life
The is a bone throw that I had a couple of years ago, which predicted Chucky's passing (see the cat totem laying outside of the circle?)
A great cup of tea!
This image is a cat teapot, cup, and strainer all in one!
Monarch Butterfly
We dig butterflies!
Garden Walk
In St. Clair Shores, Michigan
My artsy-fartsy image of a fern fiddlehead
Beth inspires me to expand my photography skills, of which she has A LOT!

A window designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright
Taken at the Cleveland Museum of Art when Beth and I visited last year.
Native plantings, at Elizabeth Howell Park in Detroit, Michigan
We attended a flora and fauna lecture there
In front of "Marilyn x100" by Andy Warhol
Cleveland Museum of Art 

Beth also introduced me to her holistic veterinarian, and we are both believers in the work of chiropractors.  We like history, books and reading, and all things owl.
We are both adamant anti-declaw, and docking tails and ears.
Also, staunch adversaries of animal testing, and eating organic, natural foods.

I am thankful for Beth; we are birds of a feather who flock together!

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Sunday, May 20, 2018

Trip Recap: The Food


I am vegan, which means I don't eat any meat, fish, or dairy.  Often, while traveling, I cannot be  strict, otherwise I may not be able to eat at all! The Hubby supplied me with almonds, sunflower seeds, and a few sandwiches, but we were in the UK for over a week.  To my delight, almost every restaurant or pub that we went to had vegan food.  I ate hummus and pita chips, falafel sandwiches with beets, and a delightful jackfruit gyro before attending "Twelfth Night" by William Shakespeare at the Globe Theatre.

Getting sustenance at Detroit Metro Airport
Me in front with Maxine behind,
Dana and Marian in back

At The Albert!
"The Albert is a Grade II listed pub located at 52 Victoria Street in Victoria, London, about 0.4 miles (0.64 km) southwest of Westminster Abbey. Built in 1862 by the Artillery Brewery, the pub retains its striking façade and Victorian features that were undamaged during The Blitz in World War II. The Albert was named in tribute to Queen Victoria's husband, Albert, Prince Consort." as found online.
I'll admit to eating fish and chips at The Albert; I mean, we were in England!  DUH!

Tasty Vegan tartine repast in Covent Garden

Porridge and tea in Bath
The porridge was made with milk, and I didn't think to ask our server to put it on the side before placing my order, but it was very yummy, and surprisingly filling!  I couldn't even finish that huge bowl.

At Comins Tea, having a pot of Sencha Green tea
And I drank tea at every opportunity.  Breakfast Tea, Earl Grey, and any manner of green teas too.  YUMMMMMM.....