Kapuzinerkresse

Although I do like Nasturtium as a flower name as well. I didn't know that it was also called Indian or Monk's Cress as well. The German name is a translation of the (Capuchin) Monk's Cress.

This poor soul has given up to struggle and I think there's something sadly and elegantly beautiful about it. Maybe that's just me.

It has been cold and miserable here, leavened only by a lovely little meeting between our Katzenterrorists. They were nose to nose and there was a bit of schnuppering (sniffing) and a little lick, and then Moot gave way and Munni could have a few snacks from the bowl he had been eating from.

It was great stuff to see. In complete contrast to last night's evening of Total Wind-Up. They were determined to take it in turns to go bnonkers, hunt each other through the flat and make as much noise as they (Munni actually makes way much more noise) could. Tiring after 2 hours.

I've spent the day learning stuff. And practising stuff. Calmly. Occasionally with a quietly purring cat on my lap.