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Comment by Grace Elliot on October 12, 2011 at 17:17

Valerie, so glad your browser let you post in the end.

Phoebe and Sylvester look like real characters, and I hope Sylvester gets-well-soon!

G x

FIngers crossed this photo of Gromit, my urban panther loads - he's so difficult to take pictures of as he's so black. He just merges into the shadows.

Comment by Berni Stevens on October 12, 2011 at 8:31

 

Oh Widget . . . look at that fluffy tummy :)

Cats make sleeping look just blissful don't they?

(And she's smiling!)

xx

Comment by Celia J Anderson on October 11, 2011 at 15:34

They are gorgeous, Valerie. I've got an elderly Phoebe too, who also thinks she's a 2 year old. Sylvester sounds like a trouper!

Comment by Celia J Anderson on October 6, 2011 at 4:58

And I'm impressed that when such beautiful cats chose to adopt you, Laura, they arranged to make a colour-matched pair. Arthur is also fond of the table, I just pretend I can't see him now, unless there are visitors, in which case I say, in my most outraged voice, 'Arthur! What on earth are you doing up there?'... Widget could teach uptight people a thing or two about chilling I reckon, Grace!

Comment by Laura E James on October 5, 2011 at 22:23

Grace - yes, but they are still on the kitchen table. They are kept in at night and they have decided they like to be up high, so rather than fight it, I've gone with it.

And thank you for appreciating our cats :-)

Comment by Grace Elliot on October 5, 2011 at 20:36

I dont understand why I'm not being offered a 'reply' option...so here goes.

Celia, Arthur looks adorable! Careful he doesnt learn a foreign language and start to bark.

Comment by Grace Elliot on October 5, 2011 at 20:34

Laura  how utterly gorgeous - and I'm unspeakably impressed at how you managed to get Daisy and Ringo to sit on their respective cushions...and cat cushions rather than human cushions!

Truly you must be a cat whisperer!

Comment by Caroline Bell Foster on October 5, 2011 at 12:31

I’ve just spent the last few days with a sore tummy and my darling kitty cat Naomi, refused to leave my side and went as far as to hiss at anyone who came near. But you’ve got to understand, this is the same cat who rarely sits on my knee!

Comment by Laura E James on October 5, 2011 at 10:30

Fab! Is there something about writers and animals?

These are our two - Daisy (black & white) and Ringo (white & black). They adopted us.

Comment by Celia J Anderson on October 5, 2011 at 5:24

This is Arthur the day he arrived - he's bigger now but just as cute, although he still hasn't learned to miaow properly. I wonder if there's a course he could go on?

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