Sunday picspam
20 January 2008 20:47![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kribuI'm cold and tired, but at least I have a warm cat on me. Which is always good. Cats are practical to have!
We've been having a bit of a storm this weekend but today was nice and sunny - unlike yesterday, which was just eugh (3°C, massive rain and wind). So today qualified as "pretty weather" (never mind the 3°C and wind), which of course meant a seaside walk. Which means picspam!
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The monument to Georg Lurich. It's so cute - the statue itself is, hm, around 60 cm high or so.
From another side. I loved the "double" shadow there - the large shadow is part of the sculpture (i.e. a nice metal shadow on the stone), while the smaller one is a "real" shadow.
Gah. Tea would be nice, but that would mean having to get up, and that's a bit complicated, considering there is a cat on me...
We've been having a bit of a storm this weekend but today was nice and sunny - unlike yesterday, which was just eugh (3°C, massive rain and wind). So today qualified as "pretty weather" (never mind the 3°C and wind), which of course meant a seaside walk. Which means picspam!
Click to view a bigger version.
The monument to Georg Lurich. It's so cute - the statue itself is, hm, around 60 cm high or so.
From another side. I loved the "double" shadow there - the large shadow is part of the sculpture (i.e. a nice metal shadow on the stone), while the smaller one is a "real" shadow.
Gah. Tea would be nice, but that would mean having to get up, and that's a bit complicated, considering there is a cat on me...
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Date: 20 January 2008 19:41 (UTC)Cats do make it difficult to get up. And tend to stick claws in when persuaded to move.
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Date: 20 January 2008 19:45 (UTC)They do indeed. And they're damn hard to remove - when they've attached all the claws on both front paws to you, then as soon as you've managed to unhook one paw and move on to the next one, the first one is hooked right into you again.