A Good Book
8.4 mm rain already today, and the barometer is falling steeply…the cat is not the only one unimpressed with the weather.
Patience and Eugenia find solace in a cuddle with the cat and a good book. The cat approves of their choice in literature.
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The book is from Faerie Queene Miniatures.
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When the hitty girls posted about the weather I was out for my lunch break. I got drenched – my so-called waterproof coat being no better than a kleenex. Fortunately I had a wonderful wool hat to keep me warm. A wool shawl would have been welcome too. And a good book. And fireplace. And warm cat.
Oh dear, it was a bad day to be a human alright.
All Quimper Hittys are welcome to Las Vegas, where the weather is nice, at this time of the year, between 50 – 60 degrees F…..If they cannot get here, then they are doing the next best thing which is to snuggle up with a good book and a cuddly cat dreaming of some bad mice and cheese.
The Quimper Hittys are grateful for the offer of Hospitality. If their cabin fever gets acute, they know where to go.
Lovely. My cat also dislikes the rain. However, she is also critical of books, often biting their corners while I read. She’s even tried to bite the iPad, which I have less patience for.
The Quimper Hittys’ cat is very well behaved, (although they don’t have a Hitty-sized ipad to sharpen its teeth upon). I hope your cat didn’t swallow any of your lovely little prayer books!
No. They are well out of reach.
Yep, it’s right nasty out up here, too! Raining like no tomorrow and bitter cold… just trying to keep my flippers warm by the ol’ fireplace! We hope that the Hittys and all the humans are safe and warm tonight…
Hittys and Humans safe and dry here in Victoria, barometer still dropping though and 17.8 mm rain so far today in our neighbourhood see http://namroc.com/ which records our local weather.
Good to hear!! I’ve lived here since 1980 and never seen a deluge like the one we had last night… coming over the Malahat this morning there was a 1,000 new waterfalls where they never existed before! Time to practice snorkeling, methinks…
Although it must have been a challenge for the Quimper Hittys and all others in the area, be grateful for the moisture. Here, near the Mississippi River, we are still in drought times. It’s good to see that the Hittys make the most of their situations no matter what comes their way.
We are very sorry you are suffering a drought, and wish there was a way we could share our over-supply of water…
Sharing news via Quimper Hittys is a gift in itself…thank you!