In response to last week’s submission by Lou J. Nichols, the
appropriately named Rosemary
Gardin posted, “If you think you're leaving me out, y'all better think
again! I'm Mr T, Canadian bud of Phil.” And so here he is, Mr. T in all his
garden cat glory.
Saturday, May 19, 2018
Saturday, May 12, 2018
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Lou Nicholls (@loujnicholls) shared fun this post with us:
“This is Phil cat. He has a very big personality and even a
few fans J.
Sometimes referred to as cat pest, murder kitty, or shout-y Cat, he often features
on my Twitter and Instagram, and yes, he's not adverse to fame!”
“I know I'm biased,
but he's kinda special He moved in with me in 2011 at a time that I was very
low, he was living feral, but had been someone's pet at some point previously.
Possibly, the previous tenants at the flat I was living in, no one knew for
sure. Anyway, Phil and I have literally traveled the country together. We have
moved house 6 or maybe 7 times. We've gone to my dad's for holidays, which is
about 500 miles away, and all of this he has taken in his stride.”
“He is possibly the
happiest, most chilled cat ever. If I'm upset, he chases his tail to make me
laugh, he stalks me if he's got the devil in him and swipes me with velvet
paws. He's never scratched me and meant it only ever by mistake.... he is also
a formidable hunter!”
“I think he's
around 9-ish, but he brings home rabbits rats and mice like a pro! The mice he
eats straight off, which I think is a throwback to when he had to fend for
himself. Unlike most pet cats, he never plays with them ... which I'm very
thankful for He is an excellent judge of character and I'll often watch his
reaction to people to suss them out. His full name is Phil Macavity, which
often raises eyebrows.”
Saturday, May 5, 2018
House and Garden Tour Time
It is house and garden tour time in the Mid-Atlantic USA. Here are a few garden cat and cat garden art sightings from tours so far this year. Also, sharing a few from previous years' tours. I highly recommend going to as many garden tours in your own region as you can to learn about what grows best in your are!
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