A fluffy three month old black rescue kitten called Carly, sitting on a white chair against a bright orange fake fur cushion.

Three month old fluffy black rescue kitten Carly with hairy bat-like ears, lying on a white chair against an orange cushion - she has a funny looking pixie face and yellow eyes that are blue in the middle.

Carly is such a funny looking spirit pixie kitten. She’s properly running around the whole flat now and coming to us for cuddles, but is still not a fan of Warren, who just wants to play, bless him.

A three month old fluffy black rescue kitten called Carly on a grey geometric patterned back door May.

A fluffy black three month old rescue kitten called Carly who is very slightly crosseyed, lying on a grey geometric patterned back door mat.

First day at home with Carly content. Though still shy, she’s stopped hiding in the bathroom and settling in great. She’s like a cross between a werewolf, bear cub and porcupine with her random long wiry hairs. We adore her.

Yes, I guess with inside cats, they can't wear them down so well. I just remember us agreeing to have our old cat Norma Jeane's claws trimmed during an op when she had to be an indoor cat for a year - and then saw her slide down the cat tree, haha xx

I don’t do claw trimming, it’s not really a thing in the UK and they need to fulfil their feline instincts by clawing stuff. I will be starting to clean her teeth though so she gets used to that - her step bro Warren is a pro and loves it xx

She is very sweet and is leaning in for fuss and cuddles and purrs instantly. No claws or hissing. She just doesn’t want to leave the bathroom just yet. She’ll be fine - and yes, Lick-e-licks help! Xx

It just suits her in so many ways! Little fluffy Carly Kitten xx

A three month old fluffy black rescue kitten who we’ve just adopted called Carly, who is sat on pale coloured floor looking very startled.

Meet Carly (after Carly Simon). She’s a three month old rescue kitten currently hiding under the sink in the bathroom, so we’ve set a camp up for her there. So this pic is from the other day. Warren has met her briefly and just seems very curious.

A one year old black charcoal tabby rescue cat with amber eyes called Warren, lying on a wooden floor in a hall, with his right paw protectively holding onto a large piece of grey foam scaffolding pole foam, that he has just selflessly killed and brought in for us.

Warren, the fierce hunter, has just brought us yet another piece of scaffolding pipe foam. That scaffolding will be bare soon.

Pretty In Pink! xx

Post your favourite film from the year you turned 18

I'm going to start make a shopping list for him - dropped £20 notes would be good...

An 11 month old black charcoal tabby rescue kitten called Warren with a large sheet of foam wrapping in a hallway with wooden floorboards and a white skirting board.

An 11 month old black charcoal tabby rescue kitten called Warren, licking his lips with a long pink tongue, as he shows off the large sheet of foam wrapping he’s just hunted down to bring to us.

Warren’s latest foam-based gift for us, which he clearly thinks is in the best possible taste.

An 11 month old black charcoal tabby rescue kitten called Warren with his paw on a large piece of grey scaffolding pole foam on a wooden floor

An 11 month old black charcoal tabby rescue kitten called Warren holding a large piece of grey scaffolding pole foam on a wooden floor next to a pink pompom wand toy.

Happy Caturday from Warren, who has just loudly brought us another large piece of scaffolding pole foam to celebrate.

That would be lovely xx

We're currently watching series two again, and the way it's shot still takes my breath away. So many tight crops on the characters' faces, wobbly zoom ins - it's so voyeuristic, you really feel part of the action.

Still in Kilburn, north west London. Been here more than 25 years now, and next month, I'll have been in London for 30 years. Yikes! xx

Glad you're still at it! I remember your Norwich studio so well. I run my own media consultancy these days - bit of editorial strategy, ghost writing, copyrighting, PR & stuff, and still do bit of writing under my own name. Other than that, mostly growing tomatoes and wrangling cats at the moment xx

JYOTI! How the devil are you!? Hope you're great! Do you know what, I was thinking about you the other day and wondering how you were and what you were up to! xx

A lot of different tomato seedlings labelled by variety in rectangular little plant pots, growing on a white quartz kitchen counter by a kitchen window, in front of a CD radio and a bottle of red cooking wine, and binoculars for garden bird watching, I shit you not.

This is my new rock n’ roll. Total scenes in the kitchen!

Indeed - I'll add that I once went on a press travel trip to Israel. I'll be a shoo-in. xx

Yep. It was a story about safety concerns too - it was the year after there was a crush at the second stage when the Foo Fighters played, and there was danger of there being another when the Strokes played as they'd just blown up, so there were calls for them to play the main stage instead.

This is one of the best things ever. I got given this photocopy by my tutor during a subbing lesson when I was training to be a journalist at the Eastern Daily Press. It's legendary and still makes me hoot laughing.

All this Kanye hoo-haa is reminding of when a certain Melvin Benn & sidekick banned me from Reading Festival for writing a news story he didn't like. There was even a photo of me in the press office to warn them not to let me in (I was meant to be covering it for NME & doing my club night there).

It did indeed get published. It was in a local rag near to where I grew up.

Pretty sure this indirectly came from me you know. I posted it online aeons ago from a photocopy I was given by one of my tutors when I was training to be a journalist at the Eastern Daily Press (it was a subbing lesson). It's one of the best things ever.

An 11 month old black charcoal tabby rescue kitten called Warren, sat down on a wooden floor next to white wooden skirting board in the hall and proudly displaying a large grey tube of scaffolding foam he’s just brought in from outside that’s about 2ft long.

Warren is very proud of his latest ‘kill’ - some scaffolding foam that he’s just loudly brought in from god knows where…

An 11 month old black charcoal tabby rescue kitten called Warren, relaxing on a teal coloured duvet in the morning sun.

Our beautiful stripy bed boy Warren, taking his relaxation duties seriously while I slave away to keep him in cat food.

Haha, kicking the back of the capsule seat in front of you - "I'm boooooooooooored, can we open the sweets yet?"

Arsenal flags fly in the sunshine at the side of the pitch at the Emirates Stadium as Arsenal Women prepare to thrash Spurs 5-2 in the WSL.

A giant tifo unfurled over the crowd at the Emirates Stadium saying ‘Leader - Legend - Little’ and bearing a portrait of Arsenal Women captain Kim Little to celebrate her signing a new contract and playing more than 400 matches for the club.

What a match! Russo hat-trick, tribute to our legend of a captain Little and thrashed Spurs 5-2. COME ON YOU GUNNERS! #WSL

An 11 month old black charcoal tabby rescue kitten called Warren, rolling around on a multicoloured checked rug, looking at the camera with marbled amber eyes.

An 11 month old black charcoal tabby rescue kitten called Warren, rolled on his back on a multicoloured checked rug in the sunshine pouring through the window, seemingly waving with his right paw as he looks straight into the camera with his amber eyes.

Rolling into the weekend…