Wordless Wednesday - Friends - Styx and Lanie

 

Travel Tuesday - Search for the Sun - Winter 2026

 Reader, I sacrifice yet another Tuesday so the Lady can tell you all about her trip.

For those who don't care about the trip and only care about the cats, before Lady begins, here is your purrfect Gris.

Now on to the boring part by Lady.

Our next port was St. Vincent. We have booked an e-scooter tour, but it became clear to me very quickly that I was not going to be able to do this safely. I just did not have the balance. So I sent the Man off on this tour (and he has not received his pictures from it) and I walked the port.

I walked sort of aimlessly - paying only enough attention to know where the port was. In the 2 hours I walked about 10 000 steps. It rained and it was sunny and it rained and it was sunny. It was the first and only time on this trip I was really alone, and I really enjoyed it. Unlike other ports, I didn't really learn anything about St. Vincent. I just enjoyed watching people and wandering. 

Here are some random pictures from my walk in Kingston, St. Vincent.

Mischief Monday - Love Hurts - Tigris

 Reader,

The following picture was taken between bites. 

The first set of bites was given because she was not petting me correctly.

The second set was given after the pets, because I was so happy. It was a love bite.

Lady complained, but it is not my fault love hurts.

Tigris, who was channeling her inner angel Bagheera who was a love biter

FFF Nature Friday - Feeding Time - By Styx

 Hi friends, hi friends, hi friends,

It is the most specialist day of the month. It is my Aunty Yam's FFF and my good friends Rosy and Sunny's Nature Friday.  It is a good day! Your best friend Styx here to write a haiku about everyone's favourt etime, feeding time! Be kind, I am new at this.

My tum is empty

Their is the smell of snacks - yum

I am happy now

And for the nature part, pictures of my friends the monkeys having their snacks. 

I hope you all have yummy snacks today. 

your pal a snacky Styxy

Lanie's Log - What is the Big Deal?

 It has been 128 days since my captivity began.

The wardens are doing less picking me up to hold me and more touching me when I am in my tree.

Lady Warden also always wants to take pictures of me and I do not like the camera in my face. She did snap this one to try and show everyone the pretty orange in my very, very soft fur.

Being told I am pretty does not make up for being a prisoner who has to pose.

Now on to what is the big deal. 

My wardens are over the moon that I have started to play when they aren't around. Most importantly for them, I have started to play with a little foam green ball. They call it my Precious. Apparently Zaphod, who was a dog and I am sure I saw him around when I was feral, loved a ball too. It was his Precious, so now I have one as well.  I don't see what the big deal is that I have found something to help me pass my time here. One can only sleep like 19 hours a day. 

I have been known to take it into the windowsill with me and I actually hid it in my food bowl in the windowsill (it was up there to keep Tigris and Styx out of my food). 

Me guarding my ball

Keeping it safe

I don't see what the big deal is, but the wardens are happy.

Lanie, prisioner 3 who has a ball as a friend. 

Wordless Wednesday - Sleeping in Hailey's Spot - Styx

 

Travel Tuesday - In Search of Sun - Winter 2026

 Reader - I fear this post will be very boring and you will not enjoy it, so I have put a cute picture of myself to start you off. 

Tigris

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I don't think my animal loving audience is going to hate this post, however, perhaps I am wrong. 

Our 3rd port was Barbados and here are some highlights.

First stop was a lookout famed for looking like Scotland.

The next was an animal refuage. 

Red Foot Tortoise 

Roosters

Peacock

The reason we picked this trip was to see the Green Monkeys. They arrived to the island on slave ships and are now a nuance animal, that destroys crops. There is a price of $50 a tail, as they have no predators. This refuge is trying to feed them and keep them in a location away from the crops. The monkeys are free to come and go as they wish. 

Here are just a few favourites. 

After not enough time with the monkeys we made a stop at a lovely beach (for a quick look), before while the rest of the tour spent 2 hours in the sun, we went back to the ship.

Next week, we visit another port!