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Made me laugh. Slightly more active than me on this hottest of days. 
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This is our little Munchkin, Binx. He is coming up to about 6 years old now. Sometimes when curled up sleeping, whether on our laps or beside us, as here, he will make these funny little noises as he looks to be smacking his lips. I call it doing his geiger-counter impression. I think it's a suckling thing he has never grown out of. You might need to turn up the sound.
Noisy little kitty
Suzi is a beautiful, very regal looking cat, Jack. She has lovely colouring and markings. 
jackneve wrote:Not a pantheon of gods, but a purr-theon.
Suzi says " Rubbish, there only one, and that's me...."
"No, it's me!" says Binx. 
An FB friend posted this one yesterday and I had to nick it.
Our late Milady Hecate was a real foodie. One thing I really do miss is her growly meow demand for food, along with the 'stare'. I'm sure she would have cottoned on to this quite quickly and the bell would have been resounding pretty much all the time.
Cats ring bell for food
Thanks GB, that's amazing! Even when OH commented that it's all computer generated, and I note in the comments that this is the case. Still a wonderful bit of work, mind. 
I have my credit/debit card and similar in a little metal case - it holds up to 6 of them. Tucks nicely into my waist bag front pocket; quick and easy to get into and find the appropriate card. It is sold as a credit card protector so hopefully it has been doing it's job the past few years I have had it.
Impressive. Thanks for that.
Alfred wrote:I found it quite impressive, too. Thanks to your OH for disturbing you, and thanks to you for the link!
I know you’re a big Freddie Mercury fan, Karen, but I don’t know whether that’s enough to put you off watching this:
Bohemian Rhapsody on Floppotron
That was the next one that came up after the first one he showed me. Different, certainly. 
OH has just disturbed me to show me this - which I actually found quite impressive!
The Floppotron 3.0 - Computer Hardware Orchestra
We have to learn to know our places. Love the way Kitty is getting a hug.
Pioneer wrote:As usual not a lot of room for John and I to sit down.
Binx is often seen like this, too. Ever since kittenhood he has liked to be under cover, or wrapped in the curtain.
Those are great, Alfred. These are a couple of Binx's strange poses.
GB wrote:Is there some problem with your browser?
I see it now. I think the PostImage site must have been down when I tried before.
Has it shown up for you now, GB? Both images were/are showing in Opera for me.
GB wrote:Karen,
There's nothing there.
Yup. 
jackneve wrote:Do you remember these?
That was fun, even for someone like me who dropped Physics at school when deciding which 'O' Levels to take, as it was way too much like maths for my comfort.
Mr L quite enjoyed watching it too. He's very good with anything like that. He's the 'numbers' one; I'm the 'words and crafting' one.
jackneve wrote:Chag Sameach Shavuot.
For whom it concerns, the first day of the Festival of Shavuot is Sunday 5th June next. Erev Shavuot is Saturday evening, and Yiskor on day two, Monday; I wish you a Happy Shavuot.
We are told to eat dairy foods; cheesecake is a favorite.
The term Pentecost is derived from the Greek, as for us, it is the end of the 50 days of counting from the Passover, called the Counting of the Omer. It appears to have the same significance in this respect as the Christian holiday of Pentecost, counting 50 days from Easter Sunday. It is also what used to be called " Whitsun." (from Wiki.)
If Easter coincides with the Passover (Pesach), then there is synchronism in these dates, but this is not always the case.
These little bits of information you share are very interesting, Jack. It reminds me of my 3rd Year in Grammar School, when the Religious Education year covered Comparative religions. We did actually get to visit a synagogue. As a girl, I got to sit in the upper ladies' gallery. It's just occurred to me it's nearly 50 years ago 
I love dairy foods. They make up a fair share of my shopping trolley. Both OH and I might have been mice in a past life, the amount of cheese we eat. 
Happy Shavuot back to you and yours, for Sunday.
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