Have you heard about this cat in London who rides the bus regularly by himself? The cat was nicknamed Macavity after the
mystery cat in T.S. Eliot's poem. He gets on the bus in front of a row of 1950s semi-detached houses and jumps off at a row of shops down the road which include a fish and chips shop. Since January, when the cat first caught the bus he has done it two or three times a week and always gets on and off at the same stops.
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Sounds like a very happy family, doesn't it. I wonder if this is really written on the wall? My guess is its typed via Photoshop.
A lovely quote by Anne Frank who never fails to inspire me.
I had a very productive Tuesday. I did everything I said I would plus more. My reward was the beautiful full moon shining on my leafless lawn witnessed on Webster's last walk before bedtime. We were both tuckered out. Thanks for stopping by the cottage. ♥Rosemary
Sounds like a very happy family, doesn't it. I wonder if this is really written on the wall? My guess is its typed via Photoshop. 
4 comments:
Hi Rosemary, what a gorgeous white cat! Love that quote by Anne! Thanks for sharing! xxx
Rosemary,
Wonderful post. I loved the cat, adore *in this house,* and paused to think how fortunate we all are after reading Anne Franks remarkable quote.
Mo-zy
That's one smart kitty, figures she/he would be British!
What a very clever cat Rosemary - I'm about to forward this to Son #4our family cat lover, he'll love it thanks. The wall words are fabulous, what a different world we would have if all families lived by those simple gestures.
Millie ^_^
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