Friday, May 16, 2008

Friday Cat Blogging

Here is my cat, enjoying a warm patch of concrete while she surveys the yard for birds.


Anglachel

8 comments:

Shainzona said...

Meow. Meeeeow. M. E. O. W.

Timmy B (our kitty!)

Anglachel said...

Grrrrrrrr! Phft! Phft! Snnnaaarrrrllll. [high pitched scream that will wake the dead]

My kitty, upon meeting another kitty. Alas, she does not play well with others and remains an only cat.

Anglachel

Chinaberry Turtle said...

the orange splotch is very pretty. I used to have a short haired cat that was solid orange with a big dog-sized head. Very ugly. But a touch of orange is just right.

Shainzona said...

Ours, too. She was a rescue kitty - had been in the shelter for two years...but I sing to her all of the time (poor thing!) and she adores us now (we've had her 2 1/2 years)- Always head butting me in the face and making biscuits.

But no other cats allowed!

orionATL said...

from my experience with, and love of, cats

a very sweet cat,

exhibiting the cat nation's calm, reflective pose,

perhaps with a shade of self-consciousness (the slightly lowered eyes), because she is being WATCHED by her human.

cats do not like being watched (petted, yes).

for cats,

everything is on their terms.

i long ago learned to tolerate, and love, the animal and that attitude.

a happy picture.

thanks.

Other Lisa said...

Awww....I had a tortie who look a lot like this kitty...they are definitely characters. They don't put up with any guff!

gendergappers said...

Veronique was only 97 when I met her and her cat Keisa in 2005. Watta cat! but you can see for yourselves because she was delighted to have me make a blog where she told of the remarkable cat and her door knocker.

Then she pulled out her photos of other cats and wrote even more for me to post.

http://keisa.blogspot.com/

Veronique still hale and harty in a home for assisted living nearby.

She loves to get comments.

gendergappers said...

Oops - should have mentioned that you have to scroll down all the cats to get to Keisa and her remarkable door knocker - but it's worth it.