Prawn aficionado, diva, grumpy, rude - but enough of the compliments, read on...
Monday, 28 September 2020
Toffee Cat's Facial Expressions
Wednesday, 16 September 2020
Stop the cat burglar!
I'm livid.
I have my revenge planned. I'm going to lure him into the garden by dressing like this.
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Thursday, 10 September 2020
Toffee Cat Meets A Child



Monday, 31 August 2020
Toffee Cat Never Makes A Mistake
Mistakes were made...but not by me. No, not ever. Never.
Have I mentioned I've written a book?
[Only every two minutes, says the old Woman.]
Take no notice of her, I'm sure I've barely mentioned it. Anywayyyy, I thought you might be interested in finding out what I was writing about this time last year, so here's my August 31st entry. You're welcome
August 31st
I never make mistakes. The old man and the old woman, may THINK I have made a mistake but they are wrong.
They may see me climb to the top of the bookcase and then, apparently, miss my footing and plummet to the floor. I have, however, done this completely on purpose. I am in training for the Purrlympics. Never heard of them? Well, we cats don’t like to brag about our athletic expertise but we hold several events every year. I am the world champion in the Three Metre Drop and aim to keep my title this year.The old man and the old woman may think my head is stuck in
a cardboard box. No, it is not. I can remove the box whenever I like. I am just
in here checking there are no insects stuck in the corners. It might take me
some time. Yes, I’m still looking. I know it’s been ten minutes but I am
nothing if not thorough. If you want to, you can take the box off me. I will
humour you and allow you to do that. Like, now? NOW!
One day the silly pair thought I had swallowed a bee by
accident. Hadn’t they heard that bee venom cures arthritis? I know my face blew
up like a balloon and they had to take me to the vet but that’s a small price
to pay for not having this debilitating illness. I am aware I don’t actually
have arthritis but this is merely proof that my preventative measure is
working.
They laugh when I apparently chase my own tail in the
mistaken belief it belongs to someone else. But what I am actually doing is
testing Dizziness Resistance. I must make sure that after four or five
head-spinning turns I can still stand up. I am doing this for YOU, old man and
old woman. What if, for example, I
spotted a mouse inside a-a-a spinning thing, how could I rescue you from the
little monster if I were having a dizzy spell? So, you see, I am doing it
all for you.
A little gratitude wouldn’t go amiss.
Soooo, if you want to read a book written by a brilliant cat author (MEEEE!), take a look. It's a BRILLIANT cat book, even if I do say so myself. I'm a funny cat!
Saturday, 8 August 2020
Toffee And World Cat Day
Wednesday, 29 July 2020
Toffee Cat Finds A Grass Snake
I was out and about in the early hours of the morning, roaming around my territory, making sure no interloper was hiding (you know who you are, stupid neighbour cat Rajah) when I spotted a snake in the grass.
This snake though, was going nowhere and hurting no one. It was a dead as a door nail, as dead as a dodo, it was deceased, it was an ex-snake.
I am such a kind and generous cat that I decided to share this grass snake with my old man and old woman. It may have been dead but it wasn't easy wrestling that snake through the cat flap, into the house and up the stairs.
I didn't have time to gift wrap it but I laid it gently on the pillow between the old man and the old woman and prodded them both with my paw to wake them up.
What a kerfuffle! The old woman screamed loud enough to wake the dead (although not quite loud enough to wake a dead grass snake - she should have upped it a few decibels). And the old man started swearing - words I cannot repeat in a family blog. The next thing I knew the snake was flying through the window and landed on the grass near enough where I had picked it up in the first place.
So that was my morning. A load of effort for no return; a gift rejected; and a snake lying dead in the grass.
Monday, 20 July 2020
Toffee Cat Samples The Pudding
I don't have a sweet tooth, which is not surprising as cats don't have sweet taste receptors in their tongues (read THIS if you want to know more, See, this cat blog is educational as well as entertaining).
Even so... the old woman made Sticky Toffee Pudding today and I thought I'd see if it was as disgusting as it looked. To be honest, most of her cooking looks pretty dire - she's not the best cook in the world.
So I had a crafty lick when no one was looking. I have now discovered why it is called ‘sticky’ toffee pudding because most of it is now stuck to pillows, chairs and my fur.
I am, indeed, a sticky Toffee. I'm a funny cat!
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