Cheetahs In My Shoes

living with the imaginary menagerie and all that it entails

24/04/2012
by Jenny; Cheetahs In My Shoes & Just Photos By Me
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Eyes – See it, Snap it, Love it

Dear Beautiful Boy has set this lovely challenge and the theme this week is eyes.  I’m going to go a little out of the box again as I’m sure that these butterfly markings are called ‘eyes’ and are used to … Continue reading

20/03/2012
by Jenny; Cheetahs In My Shoes & Just Photos By Me
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Oriental Small Clawed Otters

OK, you’ve realised by now we live between ZSL London and ZSL Whipsnade Zoos.  I will not ramble on about how much we love it – so let me introduce you to the Oriental Small Clawed Otters who live at … Continue reading

07/03/2012
by Jenny; Cheetahs In My Shoes & Just Photos By Me
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The Gallery – Light

The theme that Tara’s set us this week for The Gallery is ‘Light’ with the instruction that we can interpret this how we want.  So, here we go: My next light pictures are from, you’ve guessed it, our multiple zoo … Continue reading

01/03/2012
by Jenny; Cheetahs In My Shoes & Just Photos By Me
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Playing with Light

At London Zoo there’s a rather fab rainforest section and below it, a exhibit of nocturnal animals.  The Cheetah Keeper hates this bit so we sit outside and watch the lights that change colour as you walk down the stairs.  … Continue reading

23/02/2012
by Jenny; Cheetahs In My Shoes & Just Photos By Me
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6 months of Blogging and 5 things that make me happy

I’ve been blogging for 6 months.  6 whole months…of me, my laptop, my camera and a whole load of imaginary friends.  Bits of my history, bits of now, sadness, family life, beautiful (I hope) pictures, some silliness and a fair … Continue reading

16/10/2011
by Jenny; Cheetahs In My Shoes & Just Photos By Me
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GOSH, taxis and the redistribution of the loose change

It’s been a bit of a funny week – the Cheetahs (“they’re my ‘maginry friends mummy”) have been both conspicuous by their absence and a full-on part of our daily life.  The Banana People and Dinos disappeared off the radar … Continue reading