Well, we had some sunny days, then it rained all weekend, again!
Monday and Tuesday were rain-free and sunny, and the forecast for the rest of the week is sunny, getting up to a heady 16 degrees Celsius tomorrow, then cloudy and overcast for the weekend, and sunny with a high of 12 degrees Celsius predicted for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. And fluff knows we need some sunny days.
It's been a crappy couple of weeks at BBHQ.
We had a radiator issue, water everywhere and spent the weekend replacing the last of the original rads in the house, before they did the same too. And no, that was not the type of indoor swimming pool the P.A. asked for! MOL
The dishwasher broke down the week before, and the pond pumps decided to go to pond pump heaven as well. Luckily, the dishwasher was repaired, but the same can't be said for the pond pumps.
Next month, it will be a full-scale drain of the pond, and new pumps will be installed. Not what we wanted.
Anyhoo, swiftly moving on ...
This was the full moon last night at BBHQ.
Here's a bit more info on last night's celestial event.
We finally got a glimpse of last night’s full moon here at BBHQ, glowing bright and meautiful in a crisp early‑March sky. Soft clouds drifted around it, the bare branches reached up as if trying to touch it, and the whole scene had that calm, celestial vibe that makes mew stop for a moment and just look.
While our view was stunning, we didn’t get the main event, the total lunar eclipse that turned the Moon a deep crimson “blood moon” for skywatchers across North America, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of East Asia. During the eclipse, the Earth moved directly between the Sun and the Moon, and as sunlight filtered through our atmosphere, only the red wavelengths reached the lunar surface, giving it that dramatic ruby glow.
Sadly, the eclipse wasn’t visible from the UK this time, so our moon stayed bright and silvery rather than spooky and scarlet. But it was still a gorgeous sight, and knowing it was the last total lunar eclipse until late 2028 made the whole moment feel a bit more special, even if we only got the non‑eclipsed version.
Pandora mentioned this in her Monthly Meowoscope on Monday, so clearly she was tuned into the cosmic schedule long before the rest of us! MOL
Righty ho, let's look at this week's news.
First up in the news this week...
Who The Fluff Was That?
Fudge and Melvyn were mid-snack in the catservatory when Sammy, from next door, who looks just like Melvyn, wandered into the courtyard.
Yep, Melvyn has a doppelganger, and Fudge, well, let's just say it was a good thing the door was closed.
Next up in the news...
Pandora Found Another Sunspot
Pandora is the Queen of sunspots right now at BBHQ, last time she was under the gazebo.
And yesterday, it was the catservatory.
In other news...
Smooch Got Sliver A Sunspot
Smooch then entered the catservatory after Pandora and got this intense beam.
At first, he thought he was being scanned by some nefarious gadgetry, but realised it was just the sun, and then everything went back to normal! MOL
And finally, this week
Melvyn's Modelling The Top Bandana Pick
We're kicking this month with the gorgeous, Pretty Garden bandana, and it looks EPIC!
Which one should he model next?
Tell us your top pick for next week in the comments!
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We didn’t see the eclipse, either, too much cloud cover and lots of fog.
ReplyDeleteThe look on Fudge’s face is priceless.
May you have many more sunbeams in the coming weeks, and Melvyn, even in the catservatory your modeling is stellar.
Gorgeous photos. Love that moon photo. We saw the moon clear up here in Scotland. I really like the owls number 3 :-D
ReplyDeleteColourful Owls is my choice.
ReplyDeleteSammy surprised The B Team a bit, methinks.
Was watching the eclipse...until the clouds moved in just as things were going red! DARN!
We had a lovely clear sky last night, so a good view of the full moon. Same again today, not a cloud in the sky. How long can it last, hopefully until Saturday, but preferably longer.
ReplyDeleteFudge is a good guard cat. Everyone has good sun puddles, but Smooch needs to find a bigger one!
Wait just a minute, how do we know that is Melvyn modeling and not the neighbor? We want to give the right fellow the compliment, mol.
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ReplyDeleteI love all your kitties.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Scritches to the kitties and a big hug to mom. ♥
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ReplyDeleteSHAMROX DOOD !!!!! SHAMROX ♣♣♣♣♣
ReplyDeleteguyz, all yur fotoz thiz week bee rockin N melvyn yur modelin two day iz PAWZ UP ☺☺
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Melvyn, you are the best model. I would go with #1 next week. :) Poor Smooch- hope you found more sun. XO
ReplyDeleteFudge, that's quite the look you are giving someone! That's awful about the radiator problems.
ReplyDeleteWe love that Pretty Garden bandana. How about the Owls next, Melvyn? Good job finding that sunshine, Smooch and Pandora. Oh, and Sammy sure did get Fudge and Melvyn's attention! MOL
ReplyDeleteThe eclipse was so low on the horizon thet with all the trees around here, it was hard to see it at all. So we just enjoyed everyone elses pictures!
ReplyDeleteI like the purple Bandana, I think it's #1. Keep the St Paddy's day one till closer to the real day, LOL!
This winter has been a trouble maker from the start
ReplyDeleteAdorable cats! I love the butterflies on the spring bandanna.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of you all really cheered me up number 1 although they're all gorgeous. Glad you fixed most of the water issues it doesn't rain it pours.x😽
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