It has been raining, or just plain cold and not pleasant to be working outside right now, so I’m just taking it easy.
That means cuddling with the kitties in front of a fire….
Meet Dahlia, above, she is shy and this is her first appearance on the blog.
Her pillow, a gift from Margaret Moseley, who, like me, has too much garden and too many cats! (Can one ever have enough of either?)
Catching up on reading & researching camellias.
Recreating Eden Landscape Blog 
Love The English Garden magazine!!
Enjoy your quiet time because you know who will be here in about 24 days!
(I am so unready!!)
:Love – CKD
I realized I was not as ready as I thought…just relaxing after a hectic week.
It’s posts like this that make me long for a kitty of my own, but alas, there are allergies in the family so it is not to be. It also makes me long for a garden of my own, and perhaps that will happen soon. Meanwhile, I can still cozy up with some garden magazines and books and dream!
See what Penelope has to say. Everyone should have a kitty!
First of all! I am so delighted to find your blog!
LIVE! 2nd; all one has to do if one is allergic to cats……..bathe them (or hire someone to) once a month!
What people are allergic to is not(dander) not (fur) NO!! Scientific breakthrough! It is something that they make in their saliva!
They do not manufacture that ingredient in their saliva if they are bathed once a month!
I hope this provides homes for wonderful kitties everywhere! It is the God’s truth! Google it if you don’t believe me!!
I have a dozen clients who thought they couldn’t have cats……and with this piece of information………I took them to the shelter…..and they all have cats…..allergy free!!!!
First, let me say I’m delighted to connect with you, and second, this information should be posted everywhere. So many people think they are allergic to cats…they are missing so much!! Thanks for sharing this valuable info, Yes, I did Google it.
Gardens Illustrated is my favourite. And, one of those with a hot cup of tea curled up in an easy chair is one of my favourite ways to spend a cold afternoon. If you cannot work in the garden, you can at least visit one chairside.
I am so there!!
Do you know I thought, at first glance, that this was going to be about skunks in the garden? Ha!
Oh my! I will not show this to Dahlia…Thanks for the visit Lisa.
My cat Jingles looks like Dahlia’s twin. Jingles assumes that sleeping pose too.
Jingles must be beautiful!