I am trying to stay caught up (at least within a week) to requests for
purrs, unfortunately, I'm still using Google to read the group so
sometimes I miss a post.  The second problem is that lately every time
I open my laptop Sam comes running to sit on my lap. He knows that

Once upon a time two little girls named Kumani and Tyche lived in an
apartment overlooking a farm.  Kumani and Tyche loved to spend their
days watching pigeons on the balcony, eating catnip and roly-polying
in the beddy bye.  But Kumani and Tyche were afraid of the nighttime

As I have previously posted, I have been experiencing what some call the dark
night of the soul: the questions of faith that sometimes makle you want to
scream in anguish that there is no God, and no reason to hope.
And then you get a bizarre touch of something most unexpected.

The  US was turned upside down by Hurricane Katrina.  Where are we today
http://www.nola.com/katrina/
Purrs for the lost ones

We often complain about cold-hearted or just plain ignorant people.
Well, this proves that there still are good people, quietly doing acts
of kindness.
Yesterday, we went to a lender to see about getting a mortgage for our

Not quite what I pictured, but still beautiful:
http://www.nps.gov/rabr/
Joyce

We took our Dolly to the vet over the weekend and, after she beat the snot
out of me and put up admirable strength resisting the carrier, we were told
that her emergency surgery was coming along on a nice road to recovery. The
sutures are still there though dissolving, and her ...

Oh my gawd - this is just too funny.  I was trying to get a picture of
Archer sleeping in an unusual position, but he woke up and stretched before
I could snap.  What I thought was a ruined pictured turned out priceless -
the peculiar angle of the camera gave back some really ...

...when you don't have magazines in your bathroom.
http://www.possibleplaces.com/kits.mpg
Just kidding, I was in there for filming only.  If you turn your sound up
really loud you can hear Archer growling and hissing when he has *HIS*

Beware...a very long story.
Well, this looking for a cat has reminded me that I never did get around to
the next in the series about Shadow kitten. That would be The Big String
episode. I thought for sure I had sent it but can't find it on Google so

I will be honest, when I first read this story, I nearlly laughed,
until it cut in how serious this really was. I bet they won't have too
many dinner parties in light of this story
http://www.smh.com ...

I am planning on adopting 2 kittens and was would like to know if there is
any problems with adopting 2 female kittens that will be spayed.  My sister
has told me that it is better to get 2 males or a male and a female.  Any
Opinions?

Thank you all for the purrs and prayers for Dwen. I know her trip to
the Bridge was swift, and full of adventure. She had butterflies and
crickets to chase, and she was met at the Bridge by our Bridge Kids.
They are happily purring in the glow of the Bridge, awaiting the time

The Yowlet got invited to a birthday party of one of the kids in his
"preschool" class (we cna't say 'daycare', because thats where *babies* go,
Mum!). Uusally such birthday parties consist of going to some fast food
outlet or dedicated 'softplay' centres with about 10 or so ...

And no comment on the credulity or believability of the human's story-
excuse about the cat licking a dope-residue on plate; though seemingly
they did act rightly to save their pet
http://www.smh.com.au/news/NATIONAL/Eastern-suburbs-cat-high-on-cocaine/2007/09/
01/1188067403726.html