Fruit, foxglove and a start.

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My friend Chris, who was mentioned in the first 3BT post, is hoping for enough votes to make his cat Guido The Face of Wiskas. He really is a beautiful thing, and Chris is ridiculously fond of him, so your votes would make my day! You don't have to register -- it's just a click and you're away.

1. I go to grab my phone from my bag, and the box of strawberries sings out a perfumed breath.

2. A lone foxglove growing out of the cliff under Rock Cottage.

3. Starting to read a new book.

Comments

  1. chrisTuesday, June 30, 2009

    Thank you for the link - Guid' is currently 25th out of 1080 cats in the South East region. With your help, I believe he can claw his way up.

    I can't believe the notorious 'pastie incident' was so long ago.

    halcyon days...

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  2. TillybudTuesday, June 30, 2009

    mmmmm strawberries! I'm eagerly awaiting cherry time too.

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  3. JoeinVegasTuesday, June 30, 2009

    Stawberries, that and watermelon always say Summer! to me.

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  4. jemSunday, July 05, 2009

    #3 - oh yes. I will never tire of that moment. Whatever the book is, new, old, hardback, paperback, bought, borrowed, stolen. Turning those first pages. I always turn all the blank ones too, never jump straight to the first sentence. Imagine if I missed something important.

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  5. BagladyThursday, July 09, 2009

    Guido is very handsome. He looks very squeezable.

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