The Forest was full of gentle sounds, which all seemed to be saying to Pooh, "Don't listen to Rabbit, listen to me." So he got into a comfortable position for not listening, from time to time opening his eyes to say "Ah!" and then closing them again. ~A.A.Milne #FridayFeeling

A Wander With the Cat (acrylic on board) and a preview of all the paintings in @jerramgallery June exhibition (some have already sold) jerramgallery.com/exhibitions/ma…

Look who followed me home through the woods.

Christopher Robin lived at the top of the forest. It rained, and it rained, and it rained. It was rather jolly to look down into the valleys and see the water all round him, but it rained so hard that he stayed indoors and thought about things. ~A.A.Milne #MondayMotivation

Waiting for FedEx when I might be waiting for Godot.

Happy #BookLoversDay! Who wants to win a FREE book? Just retweet and like this tweet to enter, and one lucky person will get a copy of GHOSTS OF WALES or THE A-Z OF CURIOUS WALES. Good luck! #wales #FridayFeeling #FridayMotivation #FridayThoughts

If Dracula had a cat... #Art: cottonvalent #caturday #horror #saturdaythoughts

Ship wrecked in storm 150 years ago found off Abergele: "The Endeavour was discovered after stormy weather in July exposed its remains." dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wal… #Wales #Cymru #WednesdayWisdom

What if all the dogs we’ve ever loved should remain with us, their paws firmly planted in our lives? What then? Happiness.

Ouch.

How Victorian structures became signifiers of horror, haunting, and death. daily.jstor.org/how-victorian-…

Lonely like a ghost.

For Art UK's self portrait themed #OnlineArtExchange Pippa has chosen a self portrait by Vanessa Bell (1879-1961) from @CharlestonTrust, who was a painter and design. She was also a central figure of the Bloomsbury Group and the sister of Virginia Wolf.

100,000

Walks. More walks, please.

It’s hot.

What a morning.

A dog’s life.

Nothing happens.

This song, arrangement, and performance epitomizes the perfection of the Beatles. I consider the first 10 seconds of that record to be the most extraordinary 10 seconds in Rock history.