Monday 02-04-2018 – "TDK" Café Celebrates Children's Book Day

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2 April, 2018 at 1:45 am #866857

katzenjammer
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It’s the purrfect day to curl up with a kit and a book in the TDK lipurry. In the afternoon there’s storytime for the baby kitties. And throughout the day snacks and bevvies that we can take into the lipurry. As long as we keep the noise to a minimum!

2 April, 2018 at 4:10 am #866858

Anonymous
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Good morning TDKers,

i am library cat!

Not sure what today has to offer…

have a happy~
PG

2 April, 2018 at 4:16 am #866859

katzenjammer
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Belly rubs!!!!! Love speckled belly kits – Dorry sports a pale gray “shirtfront”.

Not sure what today has to offer either. Plan starts off with DIY spin class.

You packin’ yet? (And I don’t mean weapons.) 😉

2 April, 2018 at 10:11 am #866860

Moonshadow_NZ
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Lagatta I love the shoes, they look so comfortable.
As for the early darkness here now that Daylight Saving has finished it looks like it will be offset by the news that Autumn will continue with tropical temperatures. YES YES YES. Maybe I will be able to get more Winter crops planted and growing well before the cold temps arrive in June.
PG, we have had a few TDKers over the years who have used those lights. JCat tends to suffer from SAD during our Winters and I think she has tried using a light.
Oh poor Maxwell, at least his ears are healing nicely.
He he he Leela, did you win your case for having the Summer in a box reinstated?

2 April, 2018 at 11:41 am #866861

lagatta4
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Oh, I’m glad it is still warm. We are having a chilly spring, but at least all the snow has melted from the roads and pavements so I can ride my bicycle. In my borough and the ones just south and just north of it, we have an extensive network of cycle lanes, which makes it much safer. That isn’t the case yet everywhere in Montréal, though it is immproving. The only gardening I’m doing now is starting some seeds and taking cuttings from overgrown houseplants (my jade plant is huge and needs a bigger pot, but I can’t do this without help). I already have one ready to leave at the house of my friend who has wintered over in Cuba.

My friend who spends boreal winter/austral summer in her native Argentina won’t be returning until May, when it is full spring here.

One of the members of my housing co-op is a horticulturist at the Botanical Gardens here, but we don’t want to abuse her skills. I just need two more hands to transplant my jade tree, who is 20 years old.

I only do balcony gardening of herbs and perhaps some tomatoes, because our actual gardening space behind the triplexes is very shady and not much edible will grow there; we have mostly shade-loving plants and some lilacs that manage to flower. We can’t plant edibles on the tiny postage-stamps in front of the buildings because too many people walk their dogs. At least the louts who don’t clean up after them have mostly left the area, but even too much no 1 isn’t good for crops! And there is pollution from cars and trucks.

Yes, the shoes seem not only comfy but supportive enough for walking. And pretty enough to wear with a skirt, and acceptable for most of the times I work at conferences and meetings.

I have a Portuguese poster from this day last year, Dia internacional do livro infantil, with four children reading on the back of a friendly tiger! (Have been a harcore catperson from their age or even younger…)

2 April, 2018 at 4:21 pm #866862

JerseyJoan
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Good morning – Went to bed in moonlight and woke to snow! It just stopped so conditions should improve soon. Dewey and Berta got their breakfast first because they were already inside. Then Star came in, followed by Huey.

Leela waited patiently, and found patience sometimes pays off, as daddy got the box of Summer going for her…and us!

This is my favorite childhood book.
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17796507-a-cat-called-cindy

2 April, 2018 at 5:33 pm #866863

Jeankit
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Paw Up ~ Monday Good Morning – almost Lunchtime around here!
Hee hee Joan – have to laugh about snow for it’s on the way for ’round here this week too!

Aw, good for Ms Leela…time to warm up her li’l purry butt!
Kiki was around this AM…too late for a snuggle for was on my way to this place!

So, no kids books around here but have a puzzle to share:

Find the Panda!

Ok, time for another cuppa fave brew!

Later…?

2 April, 2018 at 6:49 pm #866864

Kittyzee
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Same here JJ, it snowed about 3 inches overnight…it looks almost like someone sprayed it on because it was so light and fluffy. Believe it or not, it’s almost gone because the sun is so warm this time of year, and it didn’t stick on the roads.

I have been taking some clipping from some house plants and starting them. Most are very overgrown and pot bound and can’t be repotted easily, especially because I have them hanging. Trying to get stems and leaves away from the pots’ arms just destroys the plant, so I am taking clipping. Got some beautiful glass hanging plant starters to root them in..they look beautiful in my big bay window! I’m going to post a link to their site so you can see how beautiful they are–https://www.vermontnaturecreations.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwqYfWBRDPARIsABjQRYySVonB4BtjMyDb0tXheGjpWFwhCR7CG9V_L43mj_5mrVqBxaTfkokaAvgTEALw_wcB

My favorite book reading to my own kids and grandkids was THE OLD MAN AND THE AFTERNOON CAT…I love it to this day! I’d like to read a Cat named Cindy–dau has a cat we call Cindy–short for Cinderella!
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