Cat dressage

Daisy was very interested to hear about the AOG (Alternative Olympic Games). She has always walked with great style on her tiptoes. The new category of cat dressage suits her very well and she is confident that she will be on the podium!

Hot here, but quite cloudy this morning so I was able to sit outside in the garden. Arth needed to be supported, so I had to tilt the lounger. Then it was hard to balance the iPad!!

This afternoon I retreated to bed while it was very hot. Hannah went for a walk but found the heat intolerable.

Ian (next door) came and fixed the cat flap. Will Oscar break it again I wonder?

Liz brought a crustless quiche for our tea.

I joined a Zoom meeting with about 70 people. The speaker was John Bolloten, a documentary photographer. He talked about a five year project he did with injecting drug addicts in Bradford and also about other work he did there. If you go to his website and look at “Nothing to see here” and “Love Story” you will see two of the three sets he showed to us. (We saw fewer images with time for questions, but it still lasted for two powerful hours.)

https://www.johnbolloten.co.uk/index.html