Christmas from a cat's perspective.

The Feast Day of Saint John the Divine. He wrote the last book of the Holy Bible, the Revelation or Apocalypse.
Hunter gets the spotlight today, simply because he was around when I needed a photo.
He is a delightful, intelligent, highly energetic tom cat. It is heartbreaking to realise that so many cats and dogs are homeless and abandoned for a whole variety of reasons. Realistically, it is very expensive these days and apart from the PDSA and Cat's Protection, there is not much help with vet's fees.
Elderly people would benefit from the companionship of a cat, but often the cost makes it not an option. It could solve the problem of loneliness.
Both Hunter and Holly, who is currently asleep upstairs, have challenged our boundaries, caused a certain amount of topsy turviness and brought us delight and many happy moments this Christmas.
I have been out for our Daily Mail when it was dry, but the path was full of puddles, due to overnight rain. The cold wind is getting louder now and I am glad to be in the warm living room watching a film called Believe. I'm drink some Three Mint herbal tea.
Paul has a scan tomorrow morning in Blackburn. Praying all is well. He has continued to wear the patches and stopped smoking. I am so pleased for him and it is the best Christmas present and the answer to my prayers.
Have a good Wednesday and keep warm. Thank you for visiting my site blip friends.