For those of you for whom rubbing your cat up the right way is important.
(Not for those perverse folk who want to keep rubbing cats the wrong way)
Cats are inherently antisocial, people are inherently social, so when the two cohabit there’s going to be some give and take.
Read all about it at The Conversation.
Took Bella the kelpie for a walk today.
Bella tracks the right hand side of the footpath both on the outward bound and return sections of the journey.
It’s never lonely working at MGPC with Squawkie the crow incessantly displaying his disapproval of our windows.
As amusing as this video is, the fact that when I started playing it my cat came and sat on my lap (and is helping me type this) adds to the enjoyment.
A variety of animals, a variety of instruments, a variety of reactions.
Smidge approves.
This video from Today I Found Out is about the differences between bees, wasps, and hornets.
So, hornets are a type of wasp, and wasps can be either social or solitary.
And after their working life wasps spend their time waiting to die getting drunk.
Or something like that.
Watch the video.
Boots the cat lives at my principal Brisbane home away from home.
She celebrated her 19th birthday today.
A remarkable effort.
Early morning sightings of bin chickens during my morning walk in Sydney this morning.
