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June 12, 2016
Book Review: The Madness of Mercury
Today we present a brief review of The Madness of Mercury, the first book in the new Zodiac mystery
series by Connie di Marco. I am just going to say straight out that we were
doubtful that we would enjoy a mystery that is all wrapped up in astrology and
“Mercury retrograde” and “lunar returns” and such stuff. So we were pleasantly
surprised to find that this is a well-written and nicely
series by Connie di Marco. I am just going to say straight out that we were
doubtful that we would enjoy a mystery that is all wrapped up in astrology and
“Mercury retrograde” and “lunar returns” and such stuff. So we were pleasantly
surprised to find that this is a well-written and nicely
Published on June 12, 2016 23:30
June 9, 2016
Pet Blogger Bloopers Roundup: June
Hello, friends. It's time again for the Pet Blogger Bloopers Roundup--and we're already into the June edition. This is a blog hop hosted by The Lazy Pit Bull, and we're having a lot of fun participating, joining other bloggers on the second Friday of every month to post the results of photo shoots gone wrong. Fortunately, She of Little Talent takes lots of bad photos.
This month we're visited
This month we're visited
Published on June 09, 2016 23:30
June 6, 2016
Cat of the Week: Wall E at Bideawee, New York City
June is Adopt a Cat Month, and we are starting a new thing,
where each week we’ll feature a senior cat available for adoption. We remind
you that older cats make great pets: they can be wonderful companions and good
lap warmers, and they’re unlikely to climb the curtains. Even if you can’t
adopt one of the featured cats, keep seniors in mind when you do adopt.
Look at that sweet face. Wall E
where each week we’ll feature a senior cat available for adoption. We remind
you that older cats make great pets: they can be wonderful companions and good
lap warmers, and they’re unlikely to climb the curtains. Even if you can’t
adopt one of the featured cats, keep seniors in mind when you do adopt.
Look at that sweet face. Wall E
Published on June 06, 2016 23:30
June 5, 2016
App Review: Purr
Today’s brief review is for an app called Purr. This app is
billed as an “adorable, live-action cat simulator,” and it’s free to download
from the App Store.
You may be wondering what one does with a live-action cat
simulator. Well, basically you choose one of five cats—two are available for
free, and the other three cost $1.99 each. When you choose your cat, you get a
looped video of the
billed as an “adorable, live-action cat simulator,” and it’s free to download
from the App Store.
You may be wondering what one does with a live-action cat
simulator. Well, basically you choose one of five cats—two are available for
free, and the other three cost $1.99 each. When you choose your cat, you get a
looped video of the
Published on June 05, 2016 23:30
May 29, 2016
Book Review: Probable Paws
I may have said this before, but I am going to say it again:
Mystic Notch, New Hampshire, is one of my favorite places in the world. Sure,
it’s fictional, and sure, people keep getting murdered there, but it has some
exceptional cats, plus a really neat bookstore where the ghosts of Robert Frost
and Franklin Pierce hang out—though the store’s owner seems to be the only
person who can see them.
Mystic Notch, New Hampshire, is one of my favorite places in the world. Sure,
it’s fictional, and sure, people keep getting murdered there, but it has some
exceptional cats, plus a really neat bookstore where the ghosts of Robert Frost
and Franklin Pierce hang out—though the store’s owner seems to be the only
person who can see them.
Published on May 29, 2016 23:30
May 26, 2016
Meet Some Cats on Stamps at World Stamp Show 2016
Like tigers and other cats? Like collecting things?
Come to the Javits Center May 31 to learn about
lots of cool tigers on philately, like the one on
this stamp from Russia.
We are so excited to let you know about a special gathering
happing in New York City from May 28 to June 4. It’s the World Stamp Show (that’s WSS-NY2016 to those
in the know). This large show happens only once every
Come to the Javits Center May 31 to learn about
lots of cool tigers on philately, like the one on
this stamp from Russia.
We are so excited to let you know about a special gathering
happing in New York City from May 28 to June 4. It’s the World Stamp Show (that’s WSS-NY2016 to those
in the know). This large show happens only once every
Published on May 26, 2016 23:30
May 22, 2016
App Review: Cat Match
Today we have a brief review of a fun and addictive tile-matching game called Cat Match. In this game, you are the manager of a cat rescue center. As cats come in to your admissions wing, you get them ready for rehoming by playing match-three games to fill in their “attribute bars.” When the bars are filled in, the cat moves on to the cat wing, ready to be adopted. It sounds simple, and we
Published on May 22, 2016 23:30
May 19, 2016
A Guide to Cats, Colors, and Luck: It’s Complicated
Well, this doesn't look good for you. The post hasn't even started,and already there's a black cat on your path.Do you believe in luck?Stock image by Petra Kohlstädt via Adobe Stock.
Humans have all sorts of sayings about luck. For some
reason, humans have long thought that animals, including cats, have something
to do with luck. You know how bad humans are at remembering things, so
Humans have all sorts of sayings about luck. For some
reason, humans have long thought that animals, including cats, have something
to do with luck. You know how bad humans are at remembering things, so
Published on May 19, 2016 23:30
May 15, 2016
Book Review: Tall Tail
On this Mysterious Monday, we are pleased to return to
Crozet, Virginia, for another delicious mystery from Rita Mae Brown and Sneaky
Pie Brown. (Sneaky Pie is a cat, and therefore the brains of the operation. In
case you did not know.)
The plot: past and present
This time, Mary Minor Hairsteen, known as Harry, comes
across a deceased person when the deceased’s car tries to run into her.
Crozet, Virginia, for another delicious mystery from Rita Mae Brown and Sneaky
Pie Brown. (Sneaky Pie is a cat, and therefore the brains of the operation. In
case you did not know.)
The plot: past and present
This time, Mary Minor Hairsteen, known as Harry, comes
across a deceased person when the deceased’s car tries to run into her.
Published on May 15, 2016 23:30
May 12, 2016
Pet Blogger Bloopers Roundup: May
Hello, friends. It's time again for the Pet Blogger Bloopers Roundup--and we're already into the May edition. This is a blog hop hosted by The Lazy Pit Bull, and we're having a lot of fun participating, joining other bloggers on the second Friday of every month to post the results of photo shoots gone wrong. Fortunately, She of Little Talent takes lots of bad photos.
Our May bloopers feature
Our May bloopers feature
Published on May 12, 2016 23:30
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