She got the 5AM Zoomies this morning.  She was dashing from the bathroom to
the bed (BOIIING!) leaping over me, down to the floor, back to the bathroom
(repeat several times).
She's also taken to hiding in plain sight.  She can squeeze herself under

They are everywhere and into everything!  Trying to get them out of another
place they got themselves stuck in I knocked over and broke a large, wedding
gift, lamp.  After they were corralled in the office they hid behind the
counter which had been Kitten Proofed (ha, ha, ha,) ...

On Cute Overload today, they have a video of a lion that was adopted from
Herods by a couple. They raised him until he was too big, then rehomed him
to Africa.
They go to Africa to look for him, but forewarned that he is now "too

This just made me laugh. Be sure to scroll down for the animation.
http://icanhascheezburger.com/2007/04/02/hoverkitten-sez-wrrrr/

I've not seen this one here before:
http://www.mr-lee-catcam.de/index.htm

Back from visit to fracture clinic at horse spittal.
DH is likely to be in plaster for 12 weeks.
Current plaster is in a position where the foot is just about pointed down
(toes to ground) and is known as 'in equinnus' (in ek-quine-us).

There is not much improvement.  She eats a tablespoon of roast chicken per
day, that is all, so gets frailer and frailer.  She will not entertain any
other food.
I am not happy that the vet has not addressed her diarrhoea problems since

Yup.  TED Stevenson took the ear patch off MCG's ear today, gave her a final
booster and billed us for 9 cat doses and 1 dog dose of Revolution.  MCG was
such a good girl, didn't even curse at anyone this time.  Her whole attitude
was "I don't want to be here, don't want to do ...

TED has prescribed metrinadazole tablets. "But can I crush it up and put in
in her food so she won't notice it?"  I asked.
Long hesitation.  "Well, it won't be easy" he said.
I crushed Kitty's quarter tab up between two teaspoons and rolled it around

As you know, DH has a leg in plaster.
The felines have been spending much time checking over Paw. Francis most
especially, as 'His Daddy's Cat' has been very attentive.
But now he has other attendants. He really has a couple of mother hens

At night, Little Boy likes to cuddle up to my head. He often likes to
sleep lying across my neck. Occasionally, he will stick his nose in my
ear and purr.
Today I was lying down sort of snoozing, almost napping.

I apologize for it having taken me so long to get these up.
www.weltonfamily.net
Commentary beneath each picture.
It sure was fun.

I have uploaded a few pics of Kenzie.
She is in her favorite place: my front porch, where she often spends
most the day, on weekends.
http://s276.photobucket.com/albums/kk37/g_gandalf/

I got this from Christine Burel.  I miss that lady.
Pam S.
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