September Sunless Napping Selfie.

Hello, and welcome to our latest Sunday selfie from the Chumley & Hudson Investigation Team! 

September has come in with a much needed change in weather. Heat waves have retreated with summer, to be replaced with cooling autumn rain and winds. Of course, such things bring their own problems. But for now, we take succour from the grass greening up and fire risks subsiding. Of course, this is just the UK, and droughts take time to reverse so far as water supplies are concerned. So Mrs H and I are praying each day for the planet to be saved, saved from the ravages of the corrupt in power people globally that cause this to be inflicted upon us, the peoples.

In other news, on a very local level, Mrs H has been suffering from a water infection that continues to lay her low. She now feels, somewhat tongue in cheek, that she is experiencing what the environment must feel like when it gets polluted. An interesting analogy for sure. And whilst antibiotics are now prescribed, it will take a lot of will power and change of habits to resolve. No tea or coffee, plenty of water, and absolutely no sherry. Rumours that this arrived from sampling her latest batch of 'cloudy cider', are unfounded, and we suspect spread by a farmer Clarksin who wants to take first prize at the upcoming Autumn Fete.

Now without further ado, here is this week's selfie. As the weather changes, so have my trips outdoors. So unlike recent weeks, and encouraged by some ongoing drizzle, I made a rare midday appearance indoors. Here I am catching an economical twenty winks. We all need to tighten our belts these days as poor crops and price rises are being felt everywhere . . .  

© Erin the Cat Princess

We are joining the Sunday selfies, hosted by the wonderful Kitties Blue and their mum, Janet Blue, from the Cat on My Head blog in America. Click this sentence to visit Janet Blue's site.

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Till Laters, and remember to play safe and hard, nap long, eat and drink plenty and often, and do not spend too long in the sun!

ERin & Mrs H.