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Sunday, August 30, 2009 Song of Solomon 2:8-13 or Deuteronomy 4:1-2, 6-9 Psalm 45:1-2, 6-9 or Psalm 15 James 1:17-27 Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-2...

At the very end of July very early in the morning, Zorro brought another mouse into the house. Of course, the mouse was alive. Zorro droppe...

Sunday, August 23, 2009 1 Kings 8.[1, 6, 10–11] 22–30, 41–43 Psalm 84 Joshua 24.1,2a, 14–18 Psalm 34.15–end Ephesians 6.10–20 John 6.56–69 1...

I began writing this post one week ago and never completed it. I never had the heart and I still don't. Turnip has died. He was hit by ...

Pansy (left, glaring) and Turnip (right) Pansy's huge catitude is beginning to thin. She actually came to bed and slept with the other c...

For the first time in her life, Possum (above) asked to go outside. And I let her go. She is in heaven here in New Hampshire in the gardens....

photo by Matt We are still in the winter doldrums here. George Barton Cabot has been accepted by all cats except Buddy and Charlie. Their bi...

This summer, Turnip was very ill. He had gradually lost weight, his stools were loose and bloody, and he had barely any control over them. ...

Spotted Touch-Me-Not ( Impatiens capensis ), also called Jewelweed Some good things happened today. I have a new site for my photos. It is m...

Zorro had just rolled on the front stoop after Jon had mowed, covering himself with grass clippings without shame. Messy cat! Sometimes he c...

This is an ASCII image made from my photograph of Turnip. I was holding him up to the iSight camera on my MacBook and he wasn't happy ab...

I took the eye off of Turnip's pic (see the post just below this) and played with ImageWell, a tiny editing app from Xtralean . There ...

Say Hi to Turnip! He is Zorro's full brother but Turnip was the first born of the litter. Why Turnip? Because Amy always wanted a cat na...

Matilda and her son, Turnip I want to tell the story of Matilda and the moth. When I taught in the inner city in Connecticut, I found Matild...