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helly burnet
The minister's cat was called Wellington because he couldn't stand getting his paws wet.
skylark
The minister's cat was called Xerox because he came from a litter of identical kittens.
BerkshireMum
The minister's cat was called Yo-yo because he liked to run up and down the stairs.
Crotchetymum
When the Minister's cat wasn't called Umbrella, she was called Yo-yo, for much the same reason.
skylark
The minister's cat was called Zeppelin because the smells and noises he emitted indicated that he was full of air ill.gif



Any ideas for the next round anyone?
BerkshireMum
Do we feel Spring-like yet? Technically, there's another week to go...
skylark
The sun's shining, the daffs and crocusses are out and yes I feel Springlike!


I can't think of a 'A' though!
helly burnet
The minister's cat was called At Last as that was what the minister always said when the weather started to improve.
Crotchetymum
The Minister's cat was called Balmy after the spring weather, although the Minister often thought he'd made a mistake and it should have been Barmy.
BerkshireMum
The minister's cat was called Celandine because he was a star.
M-C
Yay, I get an easy one, the minister's cat was called Daffodil after all the lovely flowers growing on the lawn at the church.
skylark
wave.gif Welcome to the game M-C!



The minister's cat was called Equinox because she couldn't decide whether she liked sitting in the sun or not
petrat
The Minister's cat was called Flower because it bloomed in the spring, tra la.
skylark
The minister's cat was called Gambol because she liked frolicking with the new-born lambs
helly burnet
The minister's cat was called Hyacinth because she was such a pretty little cat.
BerkshireMum
The minister's cat was called Iris because to the minister she seemed like a Greek goddess.
Crotchetymum
The Minister's cat was called Jonquil, because for a cat she was surprisingly yellow.
skylark
The minister's cat was called Kermit because the pond at the vicarage was full of frogspawn
helly burnet
The minister's cat was called Lilac because she was a British Blue.
skylark
The minister's cat was called March because he walked in 2 time
madbassoonist
The minister's cat was called Nectarine because she was a strange orange colour.
petrat
The minister's cat was called Open Season for tourists. He was a man of little imagination.
madbassoonist
The minister's cat was called Pachelbel because she moved in canon, right legs (back and front) first, then left legs.
BerkshireMum
That's very good, madbassoonist! However, this game has a set topic each time we go through the alphabet, and the current topic is "Springtime". Could you try another "P", this time to do with Spring?
skylark
The Reverend William's cat was called Primrose because the minister's favourite instrument was the viola
Flossie
The Minister's cat was called Queen Bee because he liked to hide in warm cupboards in Winter and became active again in the Spring.
skylark
The minister's cat was called Rabbit because she like burrowing holes
Flossie
The Minster's cat was called Sunshine because she made people happy. smile.gif
helly burnet
The minister's cat was called To Put Your Clocks Forward (or Time for short). It's this week-end folks...
Crotchetymum
QUOTE(helly burnet @ Mar 25 2009, 01:51 PM) *

The minister's cat was called To Put Your Clocks Forward (or Time for short). It's this week-end folks...


Thanks biggrin.gif

The Minister's cat was called Umbrella in anticipation of April showers (I think they came early, today)
Flossie
The Minister's cat was called Viola after the Minister's favourite Spring flower and musical instrument.

(Thanks for mentioning the clocks HB smile.gif)
BerkshireMum
The minister's cat was called Willow because her grey coat was just like the pussy willow in the minister's springtime garden.
Crotchetymum
The Minister's cat was called Xanthoceras, as she was white, with red eyes and was particularly pretty in May. (Thanks to the A-Z of plants smile.gif)
skylark
The minister's cat was called Yo-Yo because she liked joining in the playground games
helly burnet
The minister's cat was called Zephyr after the little breezes that played around the vicarage garden.

And now,folks? How about Science Fiction - anything - TV shows, films, characters, authors etc.? Or have we done it ?
BerkshireMum
The minister's cat was called Asimov because he was a Russian Blue.
skylark
The minister's cat was called Blade because he liked running through the long grass
helly burnet
The minister's cat was called Bones after Dr McCoy, the USS Enterprise's doctor - also, he was a bit of a scrawny cat. Oops, missed that 'B' !
skylark
The minister's cat was called Chocky because he and the minister had such similar minds
BerkshireMum
The minister's cat was called Dune because he loved to play in the sand.
stetenorve
The minister's cat was called ET - because he was!
BerkshireMum
The minister's cat was called Foundation because he was part of a trilogy (one of triplets).
clarebear
The Ministers cat was called Garlic, because it was a smelly cat smile.gif
helly burnet
The minister's cat was called Hal because he was born in 2001.
Crotchetymum
The Minister's robotic cat was called I.
BerkshireMum
The minister's welsh cat was called Jabber because he spent a lot of his time in the Hut.
Crotchetymum
The Minister's cat had very sharp claws and didn't like being tipped off the Minister's lap, so he was called Klingon.
helly burnet
The minister's cat was called Leia because she was a sweet princess.
helly burnet
The minister's cat was called Morlock from the minister's favourite H.G.Wells story.
BerkshireMum
The minister's cat was called Nautilus. She was initially called Lus the Puss, but was not a good cat.
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