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New pics, mostly the lambs and one of my cats

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prosessi - 01 May 2006 01:42 GMT
One of my cats, Äkäpussi, behaves like she's become one of the lambs...
She spends more time with them than with us or even the other cats.

http://www.palvelumaatti.fi/uusimmat.html
Karen - 01 May 2006 01:55 GMT
> One of my cats, Äkäpussi, behaves like she's become one of the lambs...
> She spends more time with them than with us or even the other cats.
>
> http://www.palvelumaatti.fi/uusimmat.html

All very adorable!!!
Chakolate - 01 May 2006 03:32 GMT
prosessi <prosessi@yahoo.com> wrote in news:e33lhm$cdi$1@phys-
news4.kolumbus.fi:

> One of my cats, Äkäpussi, behaves like she's become one of the lambs...
> She spends more time with them than with us or even the other cats.
>
> http://www.palvelumaatti.fi/uusimmat.html

Does one of your lambs have blue eyes, or is that some sort of trick of
the light?  I didn't know lambs could have blue eyes - cows only have
dark-colored eyes.

Chak

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prosessi - 01 May 2006 18:29 GMT
> Does one of your lambs have blue eyes, or is that some sort of trick of
> the light?  I didn't know lambs could have blue eyes - cows only have
> dark-colored eyes.

Their eyes are brown. The blue is just the mirror-reflection that most
animals have, so they can better see in the dark. The color of the
reflection varies from one individual to another. Dogs mostly reflect
green or red, sheep have also the blue alternative.
jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 01 May 2006 06:55 GMT
> One of my cats, ?k?pussi, behaves like she's become one of the lambs...
> She spends more time with them than with us or even the other cats.
> http://www.palvelumaatti.fi/uusimmat.html

They're so cute! How old are the lambs, they look very young. The kitty
is really sweet too. I'm not sure how to spell her name, because some
of the characters didn't come out right on my screen, but it looks like
her name is Akapussi, with double dots (umlauts?) over the A's. Is that
right?

Joyce
prosessi - 01 May 2006 18:41 GMT
> They're so cute! How old are the lambs, they look very young.

They are now around four weeks.

> The kitty is really sweet too. I'm not sure how to spell her name, because some
> of the characters didn't come out right on my screen, but it looks like
> her name is Akapussi, with double dots (umlauts?) over the A's. Is that
> right?

Yes, its right. The pronouncing is even fun... Starts with back without
the b, then back without the b and c and k, the end is pronounced as
pussy. Translated the name means something similar to Feisty.
jXwXeXrXmXoXnXt@sonic.net - 01 May 2006 19:06 GMT
> > How old are the lambs, they look very young.

> They are now around four weeks.

Oh, little babies. They're really sweet.

> Yes, its right. The pronouncing is even fun... Starts with back without
> the b, then back without the b and c and k, the end is pronounced as
> pussy.

That's about how I would pronounce it, from an English-speaking point
of view. Glad I wasn't completely off. :)

> Translated the name means something similar to Feisty.

It seems like a perfect name for a cat. Pussi sounds like pussy, another
name for "cat", which comes from a Dutch word, I think. And "Aka" sounds
like the sound a cat might make while watching birds from the window. :)

Joyce
prosessi - 01 May 2006 20:18 GMT
>  > Translated the name means something similar to Feisty.
>
> It seems like a perfect name for a cat.

She was Akapussi right from the beginning. When the kittens were born
and I checked their sexes, the two boys sounded like normal kittens
meaouing, but Akapussi cried a really strong MIAAAAAAAAAAAAAOU, "don't
touch me, you evil human". And she was just some minutes old...
Debbie Wilson - 01 May 2006 07:49 GMT
> One of my cats, Äkäpussi, behaves like she's become one of the lambs...
> She spends more time with them than with us or even the other cats.
>
> http://www.palvelumaatti.fi/uusimmat.html

So sweet! She does seem to love them. And I didn't need any translation
for the caption "Skippa-skappadi..." :-)))

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prosessi - 01 May 2006 18:45 GMT
> So sweet! She does seem to love them. And I didn't need any translation
> for the caption "Skippa-skappadi..." :-)))

:D Mostly the pictures say much more than the line...
Jo Firey - 01 May 2006 08:36 GMT
> One of my cats, Äkäpussi, behaves like she's become one of the lambs...
> She spends more time with them than with us or even the other cats.
>
> http://www.palvelumaatti.fi/uusimmat.html

Kayla is going to "summer camp" for two weeks on Thursday, where she will
learn proper Border Collie manners and proper work.  Namely how to herd
sheep,  Bet the cat wouldn't like the sheep so much with a bossy dog around.

Jake and Molly are learning how not to get herded.  She promptly loses
interest if they stay still and they as soon as the next moving object gets
her eye they are home free

Wish I could show her the lambs and see her reaction.

Jo
prosessi - 01 May 2006 18:58 GMT
> Kayla is going to "summer camp" for two weeks on Thursday, where she will
> learn proper Border Collie manners and proper work.  Namely how to herd
> sheep,  Bet the cat wouldn't like the sheep so much with a bossy dog around.

:D Our dog Nooni seems to think that Akapussi is one of the sheep. Nooni
doesn't play almost at all with the other cats, but Akapussi is her
secondbest friend...

> Jake and Molly are learning how not to get herded.  She promptly loses
> interest if they stay still and they as soon as the next moving object gets
> her eye they are home free
>
> Wish I could show her the lambs and see her reaction.

The lambs are sleeping in our bedroom as long as they need milkbottles
all the time. There isn't enough room to play, so they are let out to
run in our kitchen. (I know, it's not normal to have lambs in the house,
but they are too funny and cute. I'd like to have the fullgrown sheep
here too, but they like to bee in the cool sheepshed...) Nooni believes
that they aren't allowed to get to the kitchen, so she tries to herd
them back to the bedroom all the time.
Pat - 02 May 2006 22:59 GMT
I love sheep. I'd like to keep some just to hear the sound they make.

The pictures are nice. I wish they would all load for me. I've refreshed the
page half a dozen times so far and still can't even see half of the
pictures. Dialup sucks.
 
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