How many? And where are the pictures? You do know that we're all suckers for cute kitten pictures, don't you?
My cat had adorable kittens tonight and they are tiny but all of them are healthy.
Margret
How many? And where are the pictures? You do know that we're all suckers for cute kitten pictures, don't you?
My cat had adorable kittens tonight and they are tiny but all of them are healthy.
a very poor late night babble limerick:
A young kitten from the Gold Coast
babbled on and on to her utmost!
When asked 'please do shush'
she replied with a blush:
"I must try for the fourth millionth post!"
I agree. Post photos! Those of us without kittens need our fix.
How many? And where are the pictures? You do know that we're all suckers for cute kitten pictures, don't you?
Margret
What's weird about pizza for breakfast? Pizza is basically all food groups rolled into one.
I just had homemade vegan pizza for breakfast here. Weird feeling.
I've made both crocheted and knitted lace, and I really think crocheted would work better. Knitted is a bit looser. The good news is that that's an incredibly simple pattern, all chain stitch, and you make it up as you go along.
Pussycat hammocks! What a wonderful idea! Now I must teach myself to crochet. Unless I can do them in lace knitting..
Mind you, I can just see Sundar getting in.. falling out... getting in... falling out.
Wow.. very knowledgeable on cat hammocks Margret.. I'm impressed
I've made both crocheted and knitted lace, and I really think crocheted would work better. Knitted is a bit looser. The good news is that that's an incredibly simple pattern, all chain stitch, and you make it up as you go along.
If you do a YouTube search for "homemade cat enclosures" you'll find several very fancy ones that incorporate things like cat hammocks, invariably made of some sturdy solid material, canvas or denim, most likely. The only disadvantage I can see is that they're less photogenic, as they would obscure a side or bottom view of the cat. From the cat's viewpoint they're probably more comfortable than crocheted, and a lot less drafty.
Margret
You're still thinking in terms of knitted lace. A crocheted hammock wouldn't stretch nearly as much, which is why I said it would work better. What I'm really knowledgeable about is lace; I've been making it since I was a child. Crocheted, tatted, knitted, teneriffe, and bobbin lace. My mother taught me the first two, and how to knit; I learned to knit lace from a book. Teneriffe I learned from a kit (not all that fond of it), and bobbin lace from books and classes.
Wow.. very knowledgeable on cat hammocks Margret.. I'm impressed
You're right.. the 'holey' ones won't be the cat's choice. And I can see them stretching pretty badly...
I will post some pictures when Momma kitty feel comfortable with cameras around her
How many? And where are the pictures? You do know that we're all suckers for cute kitten pictures, don't you?
Margret
Yay!! We sure do love our kitten pictures! And we love the stories of their little personalities-who is the brute and who is shy!
I will post some pictures when Momma kitty feel comfortable with cameras around her
Hahaha all our cats push us out of bed-they curl up in a small ball-then slowly stretch out as the night goes by-then they crawl ontop of us and fall asleep sprawled out so of course we can't move because we don't want to disturb them!
I agree. Post photos! Those of us without kittens need our fix.
It's past 2:30 am here in Maryland and I am slowly being moved across the bed by Chula. I can't figure out how something so little can take up so much room. She is deep in sleep after successfully beating up one of her toys.
No consecutive posts in this thread please. It's against the rules. Please check out the rules in the first post of the thread.Ha! I love it! That is a well flowing limerick (and I read poetry on a regular basis).
I remember seeing a fox across the street from my parents' house a couple years ago. People actually stopped their cars to gawk and take pictures.
Where I live I haven't seen any turkeys. Lots of bunnies and the occasional skunk (nearly walked right into one onceIt was 5am in the middle of winter so dark outside and there aren't any streetlights) and raccoon and opossum in the morning when I head to work. Before the apartment complex next door was built about 3 years ago, the area was a a grassy open lot and coyotes and other small wildlife critters used to be frequent visitors. I think coyotes are still spotted on the property by the early morning dog walkers. We occasionally get an email reminder about coyotes. Once I was waiting for the bus to go to work and a coyote walked past me carrying a dead bunnyThe coyote was about 15 feet away and headed into the wooded area.
Here in Massachusetts the whether has gotten pretty warm after a long, cold winter. Hopefully BabyKitty likes it better, she hates the cold. Last year's baby turkeys are almost fully grown so we have that to look forward to. Did you know that turkeys can fly and sleep in trees to advoid animals like cyotes? I wonder how BabyKitty will react to them. My dog Gabbie chased them out of the yard last year, right before I could get a picture or video. There's a cat outside who seems to be hard of hearing and has no collar, perhaps they're a stray? They seem comfortable around humans but run off if you try to approach them. I've been hiding meat behind the shed for them, although it might be one of the cyotes that's taking it. I haven't seen that cat in awhile, I hope they're ok. BabyKitty's giving me strange looks today and won't let me pet her much.View media item 343902
It was too warm yesterday in Massachusetts. There, I said it. :lol3: Sure, in August a day like yesterday will feel cool and refreshing, but I'm just not used to the hot weather.Yes, In Massachusetts it is very warm today. Warm enough to go out with short sleeves and nothing else!
When I came out of the gym, I actually had to put the AC on because it was so warm! It will not last long though. WE will be getting back to more normal, and below normal temps this week-end and next week..sigh
I am in a city, near the ocean, just outside Boston. There are a lot of wild turkeys around here! I have yet to see one, but there are so many posts on FB from people who have. I just saw one post from a person right on the beach who had a wild turkey on her porch!!!
Unbelievable...
I agree it was too warm in Massachusetts, yesterday. It is April, not the end of May. Now the temps will drop and everyone will be getting sick...It was too warm yesterday in Massachusetts. There, I said it.Sure, in August a day like yesterday will feel cool and refreshing, but I'm just not used to the hot weather.
It forced me to go shopping for short sleeved shirts yesterday. I'm going away in a month and need some that hide my rolls of fat a bit better.Can I rant about sizing for women's' clothing for a minute? How can I try on a size medium and it be too big and then try on an extra-large and it be skin-tight? There really needs to be more standardized sizing!
Oh, don't get me started on the Chinese sizes. I tried shopping for pants on one of those Chinese mega-market sites. Apparently, their idea of an XXXL pants (W24) size is the equivalent of the American size 16
I agree it was too warm in Massachusetts, yesterday. It is April, not the end of May. Now the temps will drop and everyone will be getting sick...
I agree about standardized sizing~~ women clothes are so bad!
I bought a pair of jeans which fit perfectly. They were out of any more in my size, so I went on Amazon to order them by name, manufacturer, same size.
When the order came in, these were a tad tighter.. Not much, but enough for me not to feel as comfortable in them.
I had to do a lot of research, finding out that they were made in a different country than the original!!! Different between Vietnam and maybe China or some other country....
Why should that make a difference in sizing!
ugh!