Cats are known for their bossy ways. Most are hungry monsters (even with a full stomach). However for some reason my ginger feline seems to be of the anorectic type.

And it’s not just pure fussiness. I dealt with enough cats to know not to give in to a single food type regime, and due to that my cat is exposed to a constant food rotation, both in meat and biscuits. It’s not an aversion to all these foods either. He goes nuts for raw chicken breast and always gets a bit when I’m cooking. However while his interest does not fade, the appetite quickly disappears. He still claws at the chopping boards and looks very expectant, but any piece after the third thrown his way gets a shrug.

Most of the time he would just happily (and very loudly) crunch on whatever dry food was available - preferably at 4am… That is until recently. As we run out of biscuits the cat had a whole day to wait. I figured he might actually stat eating more wet food due to this. I didn’t know how right I was!

The cat that has pretty much been a biscuiterian, suddenly decided it’s all about the meat sachets now. Not only dry food is passe, but the once ignored meat is not the highlight of the day - every 15 minutes that is!

I have definitely been enjoying my new G10 camera and as a result came back from the Easter holiday with loads and loads and loads of photos. Just going through to select the good stuff, and then tag has been quite a chore… Can’t wait until someone invents something that would intelligently do all that labour for me.

Nature and landscape shots from the village

Easter decorations and celebration