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Virginia C. please report to me – mizrobyn (at) gmail.com – so that I can properly thank you. Amazon showed me who sent it (this time!), but didn’t have a “thank the sender” option on the QR code!
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I suddenly realized that the timbre of sweet Tina’s prolonged squawk about Jeff leaving the crate reminded me of the (obnoxious) woman in this local TV commercial! Hoping the link works better here. Could not get it to link automatically in the Instagram comments, but copy and paste if you have to – it’s worth the laugh! [Link to video]
That is HILARIOUS (and accurate!)
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Yanno – Sydney is starting to look like she might have some floof going on after all. Early days yet, but –
If any of them are going to be floofy, it’ll definitely be Sydney!
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There’s always one kitten who prefers to stay in the crate while everyone else explores; in this case Richie is all “No, I’m going to stay in here and snooze.”
Then Sydney returned to the crate. Exploration time doesn’t usually last very long.
Tina came to see what Carmy was doing (standing up looking at the doorway to the crate, obviously!)
Carmy checked to see what his siblings were doing (nothing exciting, apparently.)
Then Carmy decided to do a little more exploring. Tina was like “I am being a loaf, child. You’re interrupting my relaxation time.”
Tina went up on the little cat tree to escape, and Carmy decided to head back to the crate.
Jeff came out and had a little potty time.
Carmy checked out the doorway to the crate one more time. Because you can never be TOO careful.
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It’s a rough Rocco life.
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Posted on social media (Facebook/Twitter/Instagram/Tumblr) yesterday.
Carmy wishes you a happy #Thlurrrpsday! 👅
Think there might be a feather teaser up there? (There is!)
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Throw Back Thursday: 2020, when my Amazon Alexa was annoying me (it’s so annoyingly HELPFUL) and I expected a bigger reaction to the sound of strange cats, but the Mewsketeers litter were pretty much taking it in stride.
Jeff’s a tiny little handful.
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Dispatch from the crate: first Carmy wants to play but his siblings are sleeping and then (with a little help from me, moving them so I could change out the blanket), they woke up and decided to do a little playing and exploring.
Good night innernets. (From top: Sydney, Carmy, Richie & Jeff)
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Previously
2023: Kirk is having VERY serious thoughts.
2022: A Gus and his Mama.
2021: A pile o’ warm snuggly kittens.
2020: It’s Laundry Day, and Aramis can’t wait ’til it’s time to fold.
2019: Beauregard’s all “What happened?”
2018: Like all kittens, Otis adores the loop on the back of my phone and he chews on it whenever I’m dumb enough to leave it unprotected.
2017: In this litter, Hubble appears to be in possession of a happy tail.
2016: Meet the Outsiders.
2015: No entry.
2014: Cats. Like. Boxes. Like, a lot. A LOT.
2013: Pardon me, Norbs. You appear to have a kitten in your armpit.
2012: Meredith Grey (in the front), disapproves of such shenanigans, as do her judgey cohorts.
2011: They were all just like ::shrug:: “yeah, it’s Buster. So?”
2010: God, Corby. I wish you’d learn to relax a little. You’re stressing me out!
2009: I told Fred the other night that if we were going to keep Sam (which we’re not), I’d have to rename him Tigger, because he bounces! all! over! the! place!
2008: No entry.
2007: Later, when I relayed the experience to Fred, he said “You realize that during your entire story, the Benny Hill music was playing in the back of my head, right?”
2006: Meeting Maddy.
2005: What is it with kitties loving to chew on wet hair?