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CatNipped - 19 Oct 2005 17:19 GMT

Here you go, Gordon. I had to crawl on the floor to take these because this
is where Demi spends most of her time now that there are monsters in the
house! ;>

http://www.possibleplaces.com/CatNipped/Demi15/

Hugs,

CatNipped

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Exocat - 19 Oct 2005 17:35 GMT

> Here you go, Gordon. I had to crawl on the floor to take these
> because this
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> http://www.possibleplaces.com/CatNipped/Demi15/

Snowball thanks you for the effort. He has me on all fours cleaning up
after him all the time :-)

He feels there's not quite the gorgeousness of her "modelling" pics,
no doubt due to the stress, & he wonders how come her lovely gold
eyes have turned green?

(He's picky, this one).

I think his & her "kitten" pictures, before he developed his
Ragdoll bi-colouring, show a remarkable resemblance.

Pretty Purrs
Snowball & his hoomin.

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CatNipped - 19 Oct 2005 17:53 GMT

> > Here you go, Gordon. I had to crawl on the floor to take these
> > because this
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> no doubt due to the stress, & he wonders how come her lovely gold
> eyes have turned green?

She is under a lot of stress. Unfortunately I don't know what to do about
it - for that matter *I'M* under a lot of stress and don't know what to do
about it except just live with it! ;>

Her eyes look green here because I had to use a flash to get her to show up
under the bed. Sometimes here eyes even look blue with a flash, my favorite
picture of her looks like that:
http://www.possibleplaces.com/CatNipped/Demi5/PrettyDemi.jpg

> (He's picky, this one).
>
> I think his & her "kitten" pictures, before he developed his
> Ragdoll bi-colouring, show a remarkable resemblance.

Yep, they do!

Hugs,

CatNipped

> Pretty Purrs
> Snowball & his hoomin.

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Jane - 19 Oct 2005 18:39 GMT

>She is under a lot of stress. Unfortunately I don't know what to do about
>it - for that matter *I'M* under a lot of stress and don't know what to do
>about it except just live with it! ;>

Do you ever get to go into the bedroom and lock out the rest of the world
and just have some *alone* time, you and Demi? That helped a lot with
my friend's cats when I took care of them. We had a couple of hours of
alone time every day and they loved it. Rita had the same consideration
when I had my sister's cat, too.
Maybe you should start that habit, just to let her know that you still
love her madly and won't forget that she's yours.

Jan

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Exocat - 20 Oct 2005 10:54 GMT

> She is under a lot of stress. Unfortunately I don't know what to do
> about
> it - for that matter *I'M* under a lot of stress and don't know what
> to do
> about it except just live with it! ;>

In times like these I remember the ancient Chinese proverb:

"This too will pass".

Unfortunately it seems to apply to good times as well as bad, but
it can be a comfort.

BTW Snowball is thoroughly familiar with the whole of Demi's
portfolio, which is why he requested some new ones.

He's been stressed by the hyper energy levels of Claudius
(who is after all at least 7/8ths Burmese) so I've been trying
to give him some quality "just us" time with scritchins and
brushins (which he loves). Seems to be working. Well, he's
issuing forth some purrs, anyway.

Good luck with everything
Gordon, Snowball & the others

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mlabofski@yahoo.co.uk - 19 Oct 2005 18:00 GMT

> Here you go, Gordon. I had to crawl on the floor to take these because this
> is where Demi spends most of her time now that there are monsters in the
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> CatNipped

She's gorgeous, reminds me of the cat from Dr No, who's name I forget
(as well as most things these days). Many years ago I dated a guy
called Jim and was at his place one weekend. He had a chest of drawers
with the top drawer open, and I thought he had a white fluffy sweater
(obviously a woman's) in it, so naturally I inspected, attempted to
pick it up and it was his cat, that he'd not as yet mentioned to me, I
don't know who got more of a fright, me or the poor cat that I'd just
grabbed! The relationship didn't last long.

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Jo Firey - 19 Oct 2005 18:16 GMT

> Here you go, Gordon. I had to crawl on the floor to take these because
> this
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> CatNipped

Oh my. She looks just like my aunts "cat that lives under the bed".

Another one, that when Charlie came into the house, she came out of her
hidey hole, walked up to him and headbutted his leg.

(She would, after I'd been there for several days, if I was alone in the
living room reading, come out and sit by me. But never in front of
witnesses,)

Jo

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Kreisleriana - 19 Oct 2005 20:20 GMT

>Here you go, Gordon. I had to crawl on the floor to take these because this
>is where Demi spends most of her time now that there are monsters in the
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>CatNipped

Aww, whereza pretty girl!!!

Theresa
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meee - 20 Oct 2005 01:16 GMT

oh, poor little girl, she's so pretty...hope she resigns herself to the
situation.

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> >Here you go, Gordon. I had to crawl on the floor to take these because this
> >is where Demi spends most of her time now that there are monsters in the
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