Recent Content by lowtech

So relevant for grieving a loss, which I understand from the passing of our tabby George some time ago, but relevant too, in the loss of any loved near-one, which I undertsand and can relate to deeply, sadly, in the the passing of Nick, our precious son, at his so early human age 29. Thank you...

Thank you greatly. I'm missing our wonderful George (my avatar) who died last year. He was a 'rescue' and ours for 9 years. We've looked at more 'rescue' cats but I'm not sure I'm ready. George saw us through a dreadful family experience (I think he knew it) and there's still strong memories...

I came across this short poem in a pamphlet published by the (then named) Cats Protection League (UK) Thoughts from a Stray Will she be there when I call? I sometimes come in vain And sit for hours with folded paws Even in the rain It's not that I have other things To do but wait, and yet...

LOVEly. We had a grey and white (part blue?) from kitten to age 9 when she left us (kidney problems - never diagnosed really). She was always a bit wild in some ways but so friendly in others - very trusting.

but aren't they so funny... We have a reclaimed tabby - now probably 12 yrs old - still makes me laugh though.

Thanks for the comments, all. George is lying in the garden (backyard) at the moment enjoying some rare warmth in a poor UK summer again this year. regards,

So here is George our second cat: As you can see he's very laid back, but can be very persistent sometimes when he decides it's his feed time - which can be any time of the day. Fussy eater though.

Hi - a lovely poem. You might like to alter the attribution to its writer Margaret S Troughton (of Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire, UK) 1918-2000. She was a relative by marriage and I knew her well. She loved cats; as I do now...