thanks for your comment on my crocus photos on my blog, yes its normal for us to have crocuses this early! The Gulf Stream keeps us warmer than you might expect us to be so far north,,,,
You have captured the moment! I can hear the sound you are making – sort of like a squeaky scream? Been there. One time hubby dumped fireplace ashes in the compost pile and the cats thought it was a new litter box. They tracked gray ash all over everything and guess what? It doesn't come out. 🙂 Had to repaint the deck……Gotta love them, though. Hope you have a good weekend, Maureen. Keep cozy. Hugs xo Karen
Re your comment on Roger Deakin – indeed i have read it, as I have read all his books. He was one of life's real eccentrics (marvellous to read about but absolute hell to live with I imagine). Every one of his books is worth reading. He died tragically rather early from (I think) something like a brain tumour.
You ask about dripping. It is the fat left in the roasting tin after roasting a piece of meat – most often beef – this is put into a basin and put in a cool place to set. It sets with fat on the top and a lovely brown jelly underneath.
Josephina Ballerina 
so cute!
thanks for your comment on my crocus photos on my blog, yes its normal for us to have crocuses this early! The Gulf Stream keeps us warmer than you might expect us to be so far north,,,,
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Love your haiku:-)
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You have captured the moment! I can hear the sound you are making – sort of like a squeaky scream? Been there. One time hubby dumped fireplace ashes in the compost pile and the cats thought it was a new litter box. They tracked gray ash all over everything and guess what? It doesn't come out. 🙂 Had to repaint the deck……Gotta love them, though. Hope you have a good weekend, Maureen. Keep cozy. Hugs xo Karen
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kitty paw prints could make some cute art!?! Love that you used the weightlessness sense of the word light – nice! Thanks for linking up!
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I think cat paw prints might make a rather nice pattern on wet paint.
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I love your use of light, well done.
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Re your comment on Roger Deakin – indeed i have read it, as I have read all his books. He was one of life's real eccentrics (marvellous to read about but absolute hell to live with I imagine). Every one of his books is worth reading. He died tragically rather early from (I think) something like a brain tumour.
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You ask about dripping. It is the fat left in the roasting tin after roasting a piece of meat – most often beef – this is put into a basin and put in a cool place to set. It sets with fat on the top and a lovely brown jelly underneath.
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love that look….BUSTED!!
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