Spanning 4 generations from the lady who introduced me to her household and placed in the high traffic most-loved area in the dining hall, I have heard conversations, differences and whispers on world affairs to traditions to hand-me-down secret recipes. There are many tales to tell - for the benefit of her grand children and great grands.
23 October 2016
16 October 2016
24 September 2016
Bedbox
We wanted to have fun; pulled out our bed covers, sponge and pushed them around.
Our human got tired of putting them back together and gave us this 'butterfly' cardboard bedbox.
We still push it around, the whole box!
Psst! We have started scratching and shredding the bedbox!
11 September 2016
Stare-y, Stare-y Night
We heard a loud howl coming from just outside our house.
With our eyes wide open in shock, we turned our ears sideways to listen better (well, since our human's ears cannot move sideways, the head was tilted).
Our human rushed out to check what the commotion was about and immediately ran back in to grab the camera.
This was what happened.
Please excuse the blur grainy pictures (even with camera flash); it was a moonless night and the area had bad lighting.
The neighbour's almost feral cat shooting laser stares howling loudly was trying to pick a fight with the other neighbour's rabbit.
04 September 2016
Three's a Crowd, But We Love it !
Our human is moving again after the Rio Olympics 2016 ended and started to eye our kitty bed with a disapproving look.
It was felt that the bed was a tad too short. A long piece of sponge was purchased and joined to the current smaller piece. The old Panda bear (bought almost 10 years ago for the late Kenggy when she joined the pack) was brought out.
Captain Jack came, plopped fully stretched out nosing the Panda and slept for a long while.
Wanting to join in, Winnie came along, gently butted out the Panda, squeezed in between and slept.
Our human was pleased.
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