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I know I’m late about this announcement but I’ve been terribly busy and I’m desperately trying to catch up with everything. A couple of weeks ago, I was invited to make part of the fabulous team of Historical Tapestry, a must-read blog for all those addicted to historical fiction like myself. I can’t wait to write [...]

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Four years already !

(larger version here)
Exactly four years ago, Mr. Kiwi was born. In September 2005, Mr. P. and I were looking for a cat and after a while, we finally found out a good rescue association in the arrondissement just near ours. I called and the director put me in contact with a lady who lived not [...]

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When the cold returns…

 
Nothing like a cosy little nap to recover!

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Santa is here again!

Today I received a box with gifts from A. I needed to post a foto here because I really loved what she sent me, it was made by her (and her mum) and it’s too cute.

Two of my biggest obsessions: notebooks and cats. I’m so happy with my gifts, A. Thank you so much! Also, [...]

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No sunshine!

These past weeks the weather has been dreadful, only rain and no sunshine. I’m so tired of it… Don’t get me wrong, I love the Winter but no sun for more than 2 weeks it’s up to my limit. Mr. Kiwi seems to have the exact same problem and finally found a way to get every day [...]

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It’s been 2 years!

Mr Kiwi (our dear orange tabby cat) was adopted 2 years ago. I’ts funny how time flies and we barely remember him when he was all tiny and a bit scared after being found in an abandoned field with his brothers and sisters.He loves to chew cardboard, sponges (!!) and play in the bathtub; hates [...]

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Feline Eosinophilia

Kiwi Originally uploaded by NiaD
After several months of experimental treatement, we had today the confirmation that our cat will have to follow a daily cortisone treatement for his feline eosinophilia. This is bad news, since cortisone side effects tend to provoke other health complications…
He was diagnosed [...]

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