Math Is Hard said:
Moonbear is getting a kitten!?
Yep, you were right, the right one would find me.

This is what happens when PF is down and I get lonely, I start adopting furry creatures!
She's a little calico, dark orange and black, with a white face that's just a little yellow around her mouth so it looks like she's always getting her face into something dirty. Her eyes are sort of a blend of gold and green. She's one of the farm kittens I've been talking about. I hadn't expected any of them to be at all friendly when they were finally found since they're about to be weaned and are only now getting their first contact with people. I haven't seen all of the litter, but I saw her and her brother (they were the first two caught). Her brother is all scared, hisses when you try to pet him, then cowers into the corner, which is pretty much what I expected of all of them. They said the calico was hissing a bit too when she came in, but I reached into pick her up and she just was as happy as could be to be held and petted, and then she crawled up to my shoulder to get a better look around, and when I went to put her back down,
that's when she cried and put up a fuss. Awww...how could I resist when she is so friendly and doesn't want to be put down? Of course, that was only for a moment, then she wandered off exploring the room. Besides, all the other good kitten homes have already adopted kittens from the last two litters. The rest of these are likely to wind up getting adopted by students, and that's never the best home for a cat (they're likely to wind up returning in the spring when they can't go home with the students).
Oh, and she's now named Ember. It suits her colors, and I think she's going to have a little fiery personality too. I'll post plenty of pictures when she comes home (she's not quite weaned yet, though Momma Cat is definitely looking ready to wean them...she's not being particularly tolerant of their nursing at all, so this week is it; and the vet has to get her all her shots...that's the nice thing about adopting a kitten that was found by a farm vet, you're guaranteed she'll have all her shots before taking her home).