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Kittens and Breast Cancer

A few more pictures
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Mummy (of the kittens) is tired.
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The babysitter (is actually only 6 months old)
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More babysitting (actually about a week ago - kittens grow quickly)
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Lord and Lady Mayor plus two members of the leaders office at the coffee morning for breast cancer. It is difficult to fully comprehend James North's attention to detail. A pink tie and pink braces are visible, but he does also have pink socks.

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