The post Fabulous Felines in History: Les Hommes de Sidonie Gabrielle Colette appeared first on Katzenworld – Welcome to the world of cats!. “You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm.” – Colette “I went to collect the few personal things which… I consider to be invaluable: my cat, my resolve to travel…
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The post Kittenhood Photography Competition Winner – Sara Grant appeared first on Katzenworld – Welcome to the world of cats!. 2018 ‘Kittenhood’ photography competition winning image – photographed by Sara Grant from the UK ‘This is our seven-week-old foster kitten, Ziggy, the first time she discovered our bed. What made it so cute (and something…
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Photo by Fancycrave.com on Pexels.comThis is an excellent article on Understanding Integration written by Rachel Downing at the Sidran Institute. I am very appreciative for their permission to publish it for you to read as I think it is of great benefit to those with DID. It is a very personal account of her journery…
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My newest children’s book is now available on Amazon. Go HERE to order. “Wake up, wake up, my buttercup, my flutterdown and flutterup, my painter and my cutterup, your sleepy time is done.” So begins this silly rhymed storybook by Judy Dykstra-Brown that takes a child from waking up to a go-to-sleep-lullaby, chronicling in between […]
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The post Wisdom from Cats in the Garden appeared first on Katzenworld – Welcome to the world of cats!. I wandered in the garden one morning and found Tiger and Benji apparently at odds. It was mostly Tiger who needed cheering up. “Hey Tiger, you handsome boy! How are you doing?” “Oh I don’t know…
Click on any photo to enlarge all. If We Listened to the Birds If I were a mighty bird, fluent in both voice and word, when the weather shifted colder, I’d wing myself to royal shoulder, have a perch and, I confess, use all the powers I possess to loosen up and leave my mark […]
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Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.comThe Clinic I am in at the moment, St. John of John Burwood, they have an Art Therapy program that you do as part of your group recovery. Not only do you have group therapy classes, the art room is open at times throughout the day with a train Art Therapist…
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