Pumpkin's coloring was asymmetrical. One side of her face had more white, while the other side was more orange and brown. I'll see if I can dig up a picture, but those were well befor we went digital.hypatia said:
OMG![/URL]larkspur said:
Moonbear said:That is just TOOOOOO adorable, Larkspur!
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As much as I would love them to be they are not my kittens. I just found the photo on the web. I thought they just crawled in there by themselves and fell asleep, but now I am wondering if they were placed in there while asleep?Math Jeans said:
scorpa said:
I think I need to get him a bigger bed.
No kidding!Math Is Hard said:
That avatar IS scary.Evo said:MIH, your avatar is frightening me.
Thanks MIH, much better!Math Is Hard said:
Math Is Hard said:
Thank you!Math Is Hard said:
scorpa said:Harley likes to help me with my homework:
But then he gets tired and needs a nap:
I think I need to get him a bigger bed.
Math Is Hard said:
turbo-1 said:
If he got off his run, he would watch the street, and if a dog came by, Fluffy would mount him with claws fully extended, and take that rodeo-ride down the street, entertaining the inhabitants. He was a popular entertainer. He must have been 20+ pounds, but he was cuddly and sweet.scorpa said:
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Andre said:
marlon said:
Astronuc said:A kiss from a BIG kitty
Our male cat likes to smooch in the evening when he comes to bed, and in the morning when its breakfast time.
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Astronuc said:
Cats don't necessarily appreciate the good things their owners do for them.
http://www.gardenbuddies.com/forum/messages/4337/111150795.html
I recognize those looks from when Ember gets baths! She's actually gotten used to the bathing idea as long as I don't wear long sleeves that she can get a grip on to pull herself out of the sink (sink sprayer = cat shower), but she still despises the blow dryer. She doesn't get into messes like she did as a kitten though, so hasn't needed as frequent of baths, just the one every few months to freshen her up and alleviate the itching of shedding (she seems to appreciate it more in the days after the bath when she isn't itching and scratching as much). Yep, that's about how effective Ember is at catching mice too. At least she finds them and corners them for me to catch. 
Though, considering that the farm cats only share half of their mice with the people who put out their food and water, it's probably a good thing that she doesn't know what to do once she corners them...I don't need to find half a mouse on the white comforter. I think Evo's Dr. Foofer is up to pranks again! (I really hope it's just a joke and nobody was that stupid.)Dr. Foofer could be in violation of the Mann Act - transporting possums across state lines for nefarious purposes.Moonbear said:Did you scroll all the way down to the bottom of that page...to the "Cat Found" sign?
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That is hilarious!Astronuc said:
Maybe that supermarket spot should be added to some of the girl trouble threads. Domesticated rats are very cuddly and like to lick you. My friend's son (whose daughter was in my chipmunk pictures) had a rat when he was a kid, and he named it Al, after his grandfather. The rat loved to be held, and even if he didn't know you from Adam, he would climb to your shoulder, snuggle to your cheek, and lick your ears. The cat probably likes the company and the attention.Astronuc said:
