Piękny kot ~ Beau chat ~ Beautiful cat
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clockwise starting from the lower left:
Otis, Idaho, Tina, Cricket, Jimmy, Cousin, Batman
All I did was walk into the kitchen with a bouquet of just-snipped catnip. They materialized out of nowhere.
(missing: Camille and Puddy)
Charlie is standing on a scissors and some glitter tissue and ribbon--from a hurried wrapping session.
Happy New Year to all.
Life continues to revolve around cats and lizards, with an occasional rat, roach, ant, and termite. Sigh.
Gracie Jo looks at me as if to say "Do I really have to learn to get along with all of them?"
We hope by the time the weather gets cold that Gracie Jo will be comfortable enough to try coming into our house. She's going to have to contend with 9 other cats, though, so I want for there to me meetings like this ahead of time. Otis is the only one of our 8 indoor-only cats who likes the leash, though.
Eyes are now fully open and they are walking awkwardly. Mama cat makes a constant disapproving rumbling sound while they explore outside the nest.
Waffle was the 2nd to be born, and is smaller than Luna, but more demanding to come out of the nest to play, so I suspect he'll be the first to escape independently.
When we adopted Charlie from the Goathouse Refuge in July 2011, his age was estimated to be 7 years old. He has now been in our household for 7 years (more). 'Seems like a milestone of sorts. We love him so much.
Google says that kittens should open their eyes after one week. Either my kittens are broken, or google lies. My money is on the latter.
But the important part of this story is Waffle's adorable stubby tail with a possum-like hook on the end! So far Luna's tail looks normal in that kitten exclamation point kind of way.
Luna is shaped a bit like a gila monster. She seems to be the boss of the nest, which may or may not be directly linked to her superior bulk. She looks intimidating right?
Waffle and Luna in a rare still moment. But this is an appreciation post for this scraggly fern growing through a crack in the concrete. The way these kittens use this tiny jungle to hone their sneaking skills it won't survive much longer.