Kim Ceffyl

@ceffyl1.bsky.social

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Writing-rider, owned by two horses and two tortieshell cats. Writer of tech, fiction, poetry, and whimsical silliness. She/her. Geekery, SF, fantasy, history, horses, spirituality, Gallo-Roman stuff. Tech writer. ceffyl.net

A tortieshell short hair cat sun bathes in the window. She sits regally on a white bedside table. The sun highlights her face and green eyes.
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A grey mare rolls joyfully in a pasture full of grass and buttercups. She's on her back with all four legs in the air, scratching a good spot. Her pasturemate, a chestnut Arabian, is a short distance away, also laying down getting ready to roll. The pasture has a dark wooden fence and trees beyond the fence line.
Drawing of a mare pinning her ears back in the famous expression of displeasure. The test stays: The Mare Stare: when resting bitch face isn't enough.
A chestnut mare with a flaxen mane pins her ears, warning off anyone who would dare the mare stare. Trees and green fields behind her.
A close-up of a chestnut mare's furry muzzle, trying to give the camera a kiss.
Breezy, a chestnut Arabian mare, is silhouetted against a brilliant sunset sky.
A bay gelding happily licks his grain from the back of a small brown donkey. They are standing in a pasture with trees in the background.
Half of a horse nose up close to the camera, looking up her long profile.
A goat with a brown and white face stares at the camera, brown ears out to the side.
Close-up of a large Maine Coon tortoiseshell cat. Her golden eyes stair off to the right. Her heat rests against a blue and white blanket.
A Grey Lipizzan stands looking over a fence.
A large Maine Coon-cross tortoiseshell cat lays down on a work desk. Her body is longer than the mouse, trackpad, and keyboard sitting on a keyboard drawer underneath the desk.
Maine Coon cross Tortoiseshell cat lies on a notebook on a computer desk. Clearly, I am not meant to do any work today.
A chestnut Arabian mare pokes her nose at the camera, looking for treats. Her head is tilted to the left. She is wearing a red, pink, and white "Aztec" print Lycra fly mask. Her eyes and ears have mesh inserts so she can see out but the flies can't land on her.
A grey mare pushes her whiskered nose into the camera, looking for treats. The fringe from her yellow and black fly mask pokes up from her nose. It's supposed to keep the flies off her nose but appears to be more of a fashion statement.