My honest answer.

via the Jane Austen Centre on Twitter

It’s a problem. But a good one, don’t you think?

This recently floated across my Twitter feed, and I stopped and stared — intrigued, amused, and a little perturbed all at once. I still don’t know what I think about it. Which, I reckon, is a compliment to the artist(s).

via Helen Warlow on Twitter

If you’ve been following my blog you know I’m a big Jane Austen fan. And so when this hilarious graphic floated across my Twitter feed, I pounced on it so I could share it with you here. The brilliant mind behind it is Mark Brownlow. More about him and his work here.

Hahaha, this is my current favorite thing.

via Medieval Reactions on Twitter

Hahaha, I love this.

This floated across my Twitter feed, and I had to laugh.

via Lorraine Heath on Twitter

Story of my life.

via the Jane Austen Centre on Twitter

This item recently crossed my radar, and I kind of want one. Even though I don’t have a cat. But isn’t it cool? And cozy?This is cool too. Also, slightly unnerving.

This made me actually LOL.

And of course, no Caturday is truly complete without a special guest appearance by . . .

I love you too, Grumpy Cat. :)

When worlds collide.

Thinking about the personality-plus cat we had when I was a kid, this seems just about right.