haha, that’s how are house is – except our cats look like cheap fur stoles draped over the radiators.
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on March 1st, 2010 at 8:48 am
Joie said:
So, um, Baby David still hanging around, huh? By this time you have taken him to the vet to make sure he doesn’t have worms or anything else that can get to Stella, right? I spoil your fun here because my son’s Montessori was adopted by a stray cat who, while he remained outside is beloved by the children. After a long time I took him to the vet for things like, oh, you know, a rabies vaccine since he hung around kids and wouldn’t you know it — tapeworms!
The heat registers at Camp Cactus are covered all winter by heat-seeking furballs, too. Sometimes I give up and lie on the floor with them. It’s the only way to stay warm around here.
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on March 1st, 2010 at 2:39 pm
Suzanne said:
I’m just thinkin Bossy.. I do that on occasion. I am thinking that Baby Snowflake David looks way too cute in your house. So… you should take him to the Vet, get him checked out and have anything removed that he really doesn’t need and no, I’m not talking claws. Ouch!
Then… you should keep him inside, cuz it’s a mean world out there for a kitty – not to even mention snow! I think I even heard Stella say “can we keep him mom? can we, can we?”
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on March 1st, 2010 at 2:53 pm
jp said:
I like Baby David’s use of the box to block Stella!
And Stella, without even making eye contact, sends the message that if one more mammal even makes a motion towards the heat vent, they may as well sleep outside and call for their mother.
For now Stella doesn’t want to talk about Baby David, because that’s not happening.
haha, that’s how are house is – except our cats look like cheap fur stoles draped over the radiators.
So, um, Baby David still hanging around, huh? By this time you have taken him to the vet to make sure he doesn’t have worms or anything else that can get to Stella, right? I spoil your fun here because my son’s Montessori was adopted by a stray cat who, while he remained outside is beloved by the children. After a long time I took him to the vet for things like, oh, you know, a rabies vaccine since he hung around kids and wouldn’t you know it — tapeworms!
…. Bossy’s wall paint is great! yeah yeah dogs & cats cute too…
Apparently, so do we! And you’re right, they are barnyard animals — heat hogs.
Ha Ha! I love Baby David!
adorable
Haha! I love that Baby David basically just LIVES with you. And Baby David’s owners must be JEALOUS.
Bossy’s Dane isn’t just Great, she graciously shares her cozy spot with the newest family member.
My cats do this too! Fat black cat sprawls across the small floor registers, blocking completely. HIGH-larious. Love the Baby David.
The heat registers at Camp Cactus are covered all winter by heat-seeking furballs, too. Sometimes I give up and lie on the floor with them. It’s the only way to stay warm around here.
I’m just thinkin Bossy.. I do that on occasion. I am thinking that Baby Snowflake David looks way too cute in your house. So… you should take him to the Vet, get him checked out and have anything removed that he really doesn’t need and no, I’m not talking claws. Ouch!
Then… you should keep him inside, cuz it’s a mean world out there for a kitty – not to even mention snow!
I think I even heard Stella say “can we keep him mom? can we, can we?”
I like Baby David’s use of the box to block Stella!
Does Baby David’s other family read iambossy.com?
Baby David took Stella’s spot, didn’t he? Poor girl.
Bossy’s Great Dane isn’t just great; this picture of her makes my three year old say, “Mama, is that a picture of a doggie or a horse?”
Maggie says…. Stella has a really long tail…. Is it real?
Has Stella seen Giant George? He’s a mighty handsome dog! http://www.giantgeorge.com
I think they would have beautiful puppies.
And Stella, without even making eye contact, sends the message that if one more mammal even makes a motion towards the heat vent, they may as well sleep outside and call for their mother.
For now Stella doesn’t want to talk about Baby David, because that’s not happening.
See how she says that with just one glance?
I’m just curious if Baby David is ever conscious during his visits.
My old cat….who was as fat as can be…used to do this. You’d think he would already be warm…apparently you’d be wrong