Monday, September 26, 2005

Two for the Price...

After seeing the entry below, Rory's cats wanted to join the action. I'm simply giving Rory a hand with the photo upload.

8 Comments:

At 3:27 PM, Blogger Esther said...

LOL Rory.

Also seeing if I can post here since felis is having issues...

 
At 6:33 PM, Blogger Hokule'a Kealoha said...

some of those things are poison to kitties and need to be up and away from us as we cant help ourselves. We just have to nibble on the greens...

Mom loves your blog...

Aloha
Makoa and KaNani

 
At 6:46 PM, Blogger Esther said...

Aw, thanks Makoa and KaNani. Your mom's blog is pretty awesome too. LOVE those pictures!

 
At 8:20 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Rory,
Absolutely lovely cats!!
My boy cat also loves eating grass and flowers.
It helps him to get rid of the furballs.

 
At 9:58 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

Gorgegous cats! My son's cat likes to eat my houseplants, especially the asparagus fern and there is no place that is out of her reach.

 
At 1:55 AM, Blogger L said...

Great cats! Do like cats a lot, some more than others - same with people!

Don't have a cat any more. Our darling Max dying about 5 years ago was so terrible for us that we don't want to grow to love another. We brought him back from Africa, where we had brought him up from a very small foundling. He was special.

Lovely to see yours!

BTW, Esther - have posted tile picture on my blog. You said you loved tiles!

 
At 7:20 AM, Blogger Always On Watch said...

Put up a cat photo, take our minds off our troubles and the troubles of the world.

These babies are beautiful! But Hokule is right about some bouquet elements being dangerous. Once one of my cats ate the fake grass in an Easter basket, even though the basket should've been well out of her reach. It wasn't, but I still don't know exactly how she got to that plastic grass. Talk about a mess at her rear end! I was lucky that she didn't have some real problems with a blockage. After that incident, I made sure that plastic was not available and gave up altogether on Easter baskets and Christmas tinsel.

Regular grass is fine, of course, for all kitties. One can buy little planters of those just for cats so as to help control fur balls.

Rory,
I have four cats, ranging in age from 17 to 4. How did I acquire all these lovely pets? Like you, I couldn't resist kittens that need homes.

 
At 4:18 PM, Blogger Esther said...

You know, my grass eater HATES the grass in a pot from the grocery store. Go figure.

rockmother -- saw it! beeeee-utiful!

 

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