On this page well keep you updated with our latest antics and any amusing photos of ourselves.

Sun Lounging

Ethel and mad cat cousin Lucy have been hogging the new sun loungers. Despite the lack of sun Ethel and Lucy have clocked up countless hours lazing about on the chairs. No one else has been allowed a try!

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Mechanic Minnie

Minnie decided to learn some simple car mechanics by watching Dad attempt to fix some broken wiper blades. Minnie says its good to learn from your mistakes and Dad certainly helped by making lots of mistakes!

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Huge Bee Pursuit

Minnie and Tink were exhausted after chasing a huge big Bee that had invaded the conservatory. They are pictured recovering after hours of hectic pursuit. The conservatory was partially demolished during the pursuit, and resembled the scene of a small explosion.

Ethel's Nature Trail

Ethel is pictured taking Mum and Dad on an evening stroll. She took them to visit the sheep and cows at the local farm. Ethel spent a lot of time on stroll grumbling at Mum and Dad for not keeping up or walking ahead while she was casting her critical eye over other peoples gardens.

Mad cat Behaviour Explained ?!

The Mad Cats antics could be explained by the make up of thier brain. Click here to view a schematic breakdown of a mad cats mind.

Bath Time

After a hard weekend playing outside and helping Dad painting and wallpapering Tink and Ethel decided that they needed a shower as well as Dad.

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Housewarming Party

We got upto lots of mischief at the housewarming party. Tink was on a mission to meet everyone and demanded there undivided attention. Minnie was busy investigating the food on offer (she was disappointed by the lack of tuna). Ethel strutted around the house letting everyone know that its really her house and they should all be grateful to her for letting them come round.

Moving House

After moving house we've been exploring and more importantly hiding from the huge big black cat that still thinks it owns our garden. Ethel is slowly grinding the black cat down with grumbling so hopefully we will have more time to get up to mischief soon.