The Irish national holiday St Patrick´s Day is celebrated in a big way here in Lanzarote, no doubt due to the fact that Irish tourism has been booming for the last few years, and more and more Irish have left their home country so they can enjoy cheap beer and great weather permanently.
Below is the weekend´s programme – I only have it in Spanish, but hey, go learn, haha! And I hope you like my Paddy´s Day Nails. Ready to PARTY! 😀
Storets, a women’s fashion brand, has partnered up with Neighborhood Cats, a charity organization for feral cats in New York City, to make a faux fur coat & clutch bag that will save feral cats´ lives. Storets started off with the idea that faking it is better than the real deal. Why wear cruel real…
<rant> Warning: Some strong language below, not that I really give a fuck though. I have had it up to the fuckin TEETH with people misunderstanding, misinterpreting and misquoting me on Facebook. ONLY on Facebook this ever happens. I have never had a problem with anybody on Twitter or Instagram or YouTube, or the other social media…
Moving from cold, wet London to sunny, dry Lanzarote was one of my best moves ever. All my adult life I never dealt too well with the typically damp British weather, and when in 2004 I decided to live somewhere other than London, returning to my equally wet home town Hanover in Northern Germany did…
Back in March, Doghouse Media came over to film me and my “husbands” Lugosi and Spider for a documentary they were doing for Channel 5 (a major UK TV channel), called “90 Cats and Counting: Cat Crazies”. This was on TV on 1st July, and here´s the segment that we star in…. ENJOY! 🙂
Since everybody is talking and tweeting about the solar eclipse this morning, Spider thought he´d want a piece of the action too…. so here he is in his natural cat-ecliptic state! And this is the original picture of this morning´s partial solar eclipse…
Lanzarote is a popular holiday destination with a tropical climate, lots of gorgeous beaches and sunshine all year round, but the following is one of the small prices we have to pay for living in paradise (and don’t get me wrong, it is worth paying!). We have to put up with holidaymakers walking around in nothing more…