Purrs for the ones who didn't make it out. :(
http://www.news4jax.com/news/11564479/detail.html

... but I was asleep and now I can't remember what it was!  She really
wanted to tell you all something.  It had to do with sleeping all snuggled
up with you (and maybe with her boyfurrend, Weebs!)  Maybe also about some
bacon & eggs.  No, wait, that's what *I* was dreaming about.  ...

I was getting worried when so many hairballs came from Baby Eyes and I
hadn't seen any from the other cats. But now, each and every one has
presented a large hairball - most recently Beatrice spit out a big orange
one :) and Baby Eyes hasn't done any in three whole days :) - I ...

Yesterday Nanki Poo was fourteen.  He was very pleased to get an email
form Jeanne.  Tomorrow Minke will be five: he, too, was very pleased
with his email.

When I'm on the computer, everyone wants a piece of me. :) This evening,
Licky got here first, and was ultra cuddly. He curled up with his front
paws resting against my chest, purring intensely, and occasionally giving
me little licks on my chin or cheek. Awww!

..saith the kitten.
Just a little while ago, I was lying here reading. Little Feet and Dulce
Mae were lying near my shoulder.
Little Feet and Dulce Mae are also the two cats who torment Bucky when

She knows it's not time.  She was fed at 6PM.  She knows it's not time to be
fed.  So now she's just making a game of it.  Snuggle next to me on the
sofa.  Nice.  I'm reading a book.  Then I get a tap on my nose.  Then she
blinks at me, those big green-gold eyes.  She slowly blinks ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRJcrErLfW4
Joyce

Check out this matching tortie mama and mini-daughter!
www.cuteoverload.com
Theresa
Stinky Pictures: http://community.webshots.com/album/125591586JWEFwh

Well, I can blame part of it on him, at least.
A few weeks ago, I had a brain MRI.  I woke that day with my sciatica
kicking in -- what fun.  It was so bad, they offered me a wheelchair to
get to the MRI machine!

I said a loving farewell to Panther, and sent him across the Rainbow
Bridge to leave his physical pain and poor health behind. I can't
forget how thin and light he was, or how he collapsed, even before the
vet had given him the complete dose.

Stinky got through his checkup.  He was good as gold, except he was a
little stingy with his blood, and had to be stuck a couple of times.
The vet couldn't find anything wrong on examining him, but she's
testing his blood, kidney and thyroid functions.  She'll call tomorrow

http://www.indystar.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070405/LOCAL/704050588
To summarize the article in the link above (Indianapolis Star, don't
know if registration is required or not):
The Keesling family of New Castle, Indiana (about 45 miles east of

When I move my face toward Abelard or Baby Eyes, they do the same to me. All
the others back away, except Billy - he doesn't move forward or back. What's
the reason behind the differences in behavior? How do your cats handle
human-to-feline headbutting?

I got this post on an email list and though some of you might
appreciate these links.
Also - some information of how this recall is affecting Europe:
http://www.felinecrf.org/food_recall.htm#europe