This is when they first appeared. Climbed up the bougainvillea and chased Annie away from her food. They were starving! Ollie was still in a box on the outside of the wall. They all moved in that day. If you think one kitten is fun, you should try four of them some time!!!
Yes. It was taken in the morning. I was going out to open the garage door so Pasiano could put out the garbage and I spotted one tiny kitten eating at Annie’s food bowl on the front wall by the steps up to the garage. Annie–a full-grown cat– was skulking in the bougainvilleas spilling over the wall and if she tried to approach, the kitten would hiss and drive her off. I motioned to her and P. noticed her and we were laughing, just amazed. When the garage door opened, we went out and there. were two other kittens climbing the bougainvillea and one more in a box turned on its side. Within minutes all except the runt in the box were up on the wall eating Annie’s food. The runt, half the size of the others, was Ollie, the only male. He was soon twice the size of the others. Sadly, in the two years hence, two of the kittens have vanished and Annie has passed away, but Kukla and Ollie still grace my house.
Just saw this — your groupings are always perfect, but I specially like the first one of the kittens and the one of the gray kittens. Cat lady you are!
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The first one is soooo beautiful!
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This is when they first appeared. Climbed up the bougainvillea and chased Annie away from her food. They were starving! Ollie was still in a box on the outside of the wall. They all moved in that day. If you think one kitten is fun, you should try four of them some time!!!
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We had two of them, Barmalei and Beba, and that was lots of fun.
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Kitten are very cute.
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A splendid set. Please tell me that the light on the first kittens is natural.
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Yes. It was taken in the morning. I was going out to open the garage door so Pasiano could put out the garbage and I spotted one tiny kitten eating at Annie’s food bowl on the front wall by the steps up to the garage. Annie–a full-grown cat– was skulking in the bougainvilleas spilling over the wall and if she tried to approach, the kitten would hiss and drive her off. I motioned to her and P. noticed her and we were laughing, just amazed. When the garage door opened, we went out and there. were two other kittens climbing the bougainvillea and one more in a box turned on its side. Within minutes all except the runt in the box were up on the wall eating Annie’s food. The runt, half the size of the others, was Ollie, the only male. He was soon twice the size of the others. Sadly, in the two years hence, two of the kittens have vanished and Annie has passed away, but Kukla and Ollie still grace my house.
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A well taken moment
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Just saw this — your groupings are always perfect, but I specially like the first one of the kittens and the one of the gray kittens. Cat lady you are!
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I am. Have been since an early age. They are like living with little mobile works of art.
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What a neat concept — little mobile works of art! They definitely are that!
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