Life with cats, and other things…
0820/4th April 2021 Children of a confirmed atheist, Peter and I only ever associated Easter with chocolate eggs. And there were those sugar eggs, as well, the ones that had a window at one end, displaying a cute picture of some kind inside. Usually, I think, it was a reason for a family visit that … Continue reading Bunnies
In spite of an early childhood illness, my father lived to the age of 93 and as far as I know, managed to avoid medical doctors until the very last of his years, when cancer reared its ugly head. Dad's cancer manifested in his esophagus but it was never-the-less most likely related to his having … Continue reading Fickle Fate