Hello, friends!
I hope everyone is managing to stay cool out there! It's really warmed up the past few days so I've been laying low. I haven't even felt like going outside! My human has drug me out a couple of times but when the weather gets into the 90ยบ + category I end up just lying down in the shade and making my human carry me back home.
Anyway, I had a couple of questions I wanted to answer that my reader's left with me in regards to my last post about my birthday.
One reader noticed that I was a very white kitten! She asked, "Were you born with white fur?" The answer to that is, "Yes!" While my tail had black markings on it and the tips of my ears were darker, I was nearly all white!
But with age I've definitely darkened up.
I'm the opposite of a Lipizzaner horse! A Lipizzaner is born gray and whitens with age! Just a little known fact for you!
Another question that came up was, "Are you looking at all your baby pictures?" I debated whether or not to bring this subject up on my birthday post. So, I'll bring it up here. The two pictures in my birthday post are virtually the ONLY pictures of myself as a kitten. I often wonder why but sometimes it is just best to let sleeping "cats" lie..... I won't mention that there are countless pictures of Maggie as a kitten...
Unrelated, I leave you with this recent photo of Maggie:
This is Maggie's solution to the blind's being closed!
See you next week! I have a product review coming up!
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
So I'm A Senior, Am I?
Birthday is today.
Not sure what I'm supposed to think of it.
According to humans my birthday today makes me a "senior" cat.
Really not sure what I'm supposed to make of that.
Should I be offended?
Should I just take it all in stride and embrace my eighth year on this earth?
It seems like yesterday I was this itty bitty little kitten:
I remember when Maggie was just a kitten:
So many different places I have lived over the years:
Canby, OR
Aloha, OR
Vancouver, WA
Beaverton, OR
Oceanside, CA
Irvine, CA
Valley Center, CA
And that's just the cities I've lived in. That doesn't include the moves within those cities.
It's hard to believe I've gone from this:
To this:
Well, here's to another eight+ years of eating, sleeping, and MEOWING!
Not sure what I'm supposed to think of it.
According to humans my birthday today makes me a "senior" cat.
Really not sure what I'm supposed to make of that.
Should I be offended?
Should I just take it all in stride and embrace my eighth year on this earth?
It seems like yesterday I was this itty bitty little kitten:
I remember when Maggie was just a kitten:
So many different places I have lived over the years:
Canby, OR
Aloha, OR
Vancouver, WA
Beaverton, OR
Oceanside, CA
Irvine, CA
Valley Center, CA
And that's just the cities I've lived in. That doesn't include the moves within those cities.
It's hard to believe I've gone from this:
To this:
Well, here's to another eight+ years of eating, sleeping, and MEOWING!
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Tick Awareness Day
Hello, friends!
It has been awhile since my last post! My humans were out of town and took the computer with them so I didn't have access to the internet!
I have a very important topic to share with you today. I'd like to dedicate today to being "Tick Awareness Day". This topic was brought to my attention due to a recent incident of which, I will explain:
The day started out like any other day.
I may have slept in a little later than usual but I went out for my morning walk, ate some grass, walked around a bit and then went back inside.
However, it is this afternoon that I really want to talk about. My short human reached down to pet me because I was looking oh so cute lying in front of the screen door. She noticed a little bump in my fur and upon further inspection found a tick!!!
I must have picked it up during my walk today! I've never had a tick before. My short human says they're quite abundant in Virginia, but that she's never seen one in southern California.
My human remedied the situation by prying the little sucker (literally) out of my skin:
He was in there good! Then she washed up all the blood and now it will heal.
I wanted to share this with my readers to ensure everyone is checking themselves for ticks after their morning walks!
If it can happen to me, it can happen to you, too!
It has been awhile since my last post! My humans were out of town and took the computer with them so I didn't have access to the internet!
I have a very important topic to share with you today. I'd like to dedicate today to being "Tick Awareness Day". This topic was brought to my attention due to a recent incident of which, I will explain:
The day started out like any other day.
I may have slept in a little later than usual but I went out for my morning walk, ate some grass, walked around a bit and then went back inside.
However, it is this afternoon that I really want to talk about. My short human reached down to pet me because I was looking oh so cute lying in front of the screen door. She noticed a little bump in my fur and upon further inspection found a tick!!!
I must have picked it up during my walk today! I've never had a tick before. My short human says they're quite abundant in Virginia, but that she's never seen one in southern California.
My human remedied the situation by prying the little sucker (literally) out of my skin:
He was in there good! Then she washed up all the blood and now it will heal.
I wanted to share this with my readers to ensure everyone is checking themselves for ticks after their morning walks!
If it can happen to me, it can happen to you, too!
Sunday, July 24, 2011
The Weight Issue
So I supposedly have a "weight issue".
And once again it was brought to my attention by my humans via the packaging of some treats that were given to me by my human grandma.
Of course my short human grabs me and starts squeezing my waist and running her hands down my sides proclaiming, "I can't feel his ribs! Or his spine!"
Then Maggie has to show off her trim figure so that my humans have someone to compare me to:
I believe I'd look that thin if my humans shaved all my fur off. Not that I'm going to let them.
As I've said before, my weight doesn't bother me. I eat when I'm hungry, no regret, guilt, or remorse!
There's just that much more of me to love!
Thanks for stopping by! See you next week!
And once again it was brought to my attention by my humans via the packaging of some treats that were given to me by my human grandma.
Of course my short human grabs me and starts squeezing my waist and running her hands down my sides proclaiming, "I can't feel his ribs! Or his spine!"
Then Maggie has to show off her trim figure so that my humans have someone to compare me to:
I believe I'd look that thin if my humans shaved all my fur off. Not that I'm going to let them.
As I've said before, my weight doesn't bother me. I eat when I'm hungry, no regret, guilt, or remorse!
There's just that much more of me to love!
Thanks for stopping by! See you next week!
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
I Spy
Good morning, friends!
It was a very exciting morning at the viewing window, let me tell you!
First, I spied out the viewing window:
A lizard, of course!
But wait! It gets better! The lizard quickly left his post because:
A squirrel took his place! Do you see him?
It was a very exciting morning at the viewing window, indeed! I apologize for the low quality of the photographs. The photos were taken through the screen in the window!
On another note, I hope that everyone received their giveaway packages! If you'd like me to post a photo on my blog of your baby (human or otherwise!) wearing the camoflauge clothes send it to my email at wind2wings at gmail dot com!
See you next week!
It was a very exciting morning at the viewing window, let me tell you!
First, I spied out the viewing window:
A lizard, of course!
But wait! It gets better! The lizard quickly left his post because:
A squirrel took his place! Do you see him?
It was a very exciting morning at the viewing window, indeed! I apologize for the low quality of the photographs. The photos were taken through the screen in the window!
On another note, I hope that everyone received their giveaway packages! If you'd like me to post a photo on my blog of your baby (human or otherwise!) wearing the camoflauge clothes send it to my email at wind2wings at gmail dot com!
See you next week!
Sunday, July 10, 2011
315.75 - 25 = 290.75
Happy Sunday, friends!
First of all, I want to thank everyone for all the wonderful comments they leave on my blog all the time! Especially the ones left on my post about my tall humans homecoming. I haven't been able to figure out how to create the reply button for comments and I apologize for that. Just remember I read and value every single comment I receive!
Moving on, in the past I have referred to my home as a shoebox. Which it is. However, I have mistakenly referred to it as being much larger than it really is.
My humans and I were watching a video on the internet of "tiny houses" where one was 350 square feet and we're all thinking, "Wow, that is small!" So, out of curiosity we measured our shoebox and it turns out that it is only 315.75 square feet. Of course I don't make use of the human head (a.k.a. bathroom), so I subtract 25 square feet so I'd say I actually live in a 290.75 square foot shoebox. I mistakenly referred to it as being 500 square feet when it is roughly 3/5 that size. I acquired this photo of our shoebox from my human before we moved in. This room is the foyer/living room/bedroom:
If one walks out the door to the right it leads to the deck. Turning left leads to the kitchen/living room/office area.
Around the corner, behind the icebox, is where the human head is located at:
There is a deck off the foyer/living room/bedroom. I did not include the deck in my measurements. This also doubles as a dining room for the humans.
The deck is cool, but my humans don't let me out there because I just jump off of it:
That's the tour! No wonder I feel like I'm in a cage.....
I have some great ideas in the works for future posts so don't go away!
First of all, I want to thank everyone for all the wonderful comments they leave on my blog all the time! Especially the ones left on my post about my tall humans homecoming. I haven't been able to figure out how to create the reply button for comments and I apologize for that. Just remember I read and value every single comment I receive!
Moving on, in the past I have referred to my home as a shoebox. Which it is. However, I have mistakenly referred to it as being much larger than it really is.
My humans and I were watching a video on the internet of "tiny houses" where one was 350 square feet and we're all thinking, "Wow, that is small!" So, out of curiosity we measured our shoebox and it turns out that it is only 315.75 square feet. Of course I don't make use of the human head (a.k.a. bathroom), so I subtract 25 square feet so I'd say I actually live in a 290.75 square foot shoebox. I mistakenly referred to it as being 500 square feet when it is roughly 3/5 that size. I acquired this photo of our shoebox from my human before we moved in. This room is the foyer/living room/bedroom:
If one walks out the door to the right it leads to the deck. Turning left leads to the kitchen/living room/office area.
Around the corner, behind the icebox, is where the human head is located at:
There is a deck off the foyer/living room/bedroom. I did not include the deck in my measurements. This also doubles as a dining room for the humans.
The deck is cool, but my humans don't let me out there because I just jump off of it:
That's the tour! No wonder I feel like I'm in a cage.....
I have some great ideas in the works for future posts so don't go away!
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
Maggie?
Hello my friends!
I hope all is well with my readers! As I'm sure you can imagine, I've had a bear of a time getting my paws on the computer with two humans in the house! As promised, I have enclosed some recent pictures of my sister, Maggie:
Seriously, don't ask me what my humans were thinking:
They call it a "lion cut" but...
1) Maggie is a female
2) I call it a poodle cut
This just isn't right... my humans say they do this because, "Maggie's hair gets matted and she won't let them brush her without turning them bloody" but I don't know. Maggie says she doesn't mind because, "it makes it that much easier for the humans to scratch my back and I stay much cooler when the weather warms."
On another note, I have finally gotten the prizes for my giveaway winners together and in mail! I hope you'll forgive me. It isn't easy for a cat to get to the post office! So be sure to keep your eyes peeled for the mail man this week!
In the meantime, I'm watching my humans like a hawk! I'd like to keep my hair, thank you very much!
Catch you later!
I hope all is well with my readers! As I'm sure you can imagine, I've had a bear of a time getting my paws on the computer with two humans in the house! As promised, I have enclosed some recent pictures of my sister, Maggie:
Seriously, don't ask me what my humans were thinking:
They call it a "lion cut" but...
1) Maggie is a female
2) I call it a poodle cut
This just isn't right... my humans say they do this because, "Maggie's hair gets matted and she won't let them brush her without turning them bloody" but I don't know. Maggie says she doesn't mind because, "it makes it that much easier for the humans to scratch my back and I stay much cooler when the weather warms."
On another note, I have finally gotten the prizes for my giveaway winners together and in mail! I hope you'll forgive me. It isn't easy for a cat to get to the post office! So be sure to keep your eyes peeled for the mail man this week!
In the meantime, I'm watching my humans like a hawk! I'd like to keep my hair, thank you very much!
Catch you later!
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