My son tells me that I take too many pix of the cats and that I should lay off with the posts of the photos.

My wife and I love the cats dearly and I'm just sharing some of the things they do which is mostly sleep.

Nobody has to look at these posts. Nobody has to like cats. Everybody here has the opportunity to post here and tell me to ram the cats up my ass sideways.

I caught brother and sister napping together. They are very close as siblings.

The Momcat Mister Mittens was upstairs with me.

My recliner got jumped while I was playing the races.

The photo just above makes no sense to me.

Jeez, that was Mister Mittens sleeping under her son's two back legs.

never stop posting those photos. Cats r truly interesting creatures. When I visit the fam over in Hawaii I have to contend with 2 young cats as they tear through the house in the wee hours of the morning and have hissing fights with the neighbors cat through the window. nothing like hearing a puss growling in a dark room to shock the shit out of u froma dead sleep.

John is outvoted on this board, we love the photos!

I will have them skinned asap. LOL

Heresy! Heresy!

Must be sibling rivalry.

I have fallen in love with your cats as well. They always puts a smile on my face.

I would miss the photos of the "Mittens family" if you stopped.


[quote="1/4 Pole"]My son tells me that I take too many pix of the cats and that I should lay off with the posts of the photos.My wife and I love the cats dearly and I'm just sharing some of the things they do which is mostly sleep.

Nobody has to look at these posts. Nobody has to like cats. Everybody here has the opportunity to post here and tell me to ram the cats up my ass sideways.

I caught brother and sister napping together. They are very close as siblings.

The Momcat Mister Mittens was upstairs with me.

My recliner got jumped while I was playing the races.

The photo just above makes no sense to me.[/quote]

I will continue to post photos of the cats.

These are truly wonderful creatures.

With my wife and son away from home this week all three cats jumped into my bed this morning at 3:45 a.m. wondering about breakfast. I woke up but they let me sleep some more.

Finally, it was time to get up. Shiloh was working my left foot with her front paws gently (claws in). Trouble was poking me in the back of my head with a single paw gently (claws in). The Momcat was sitting next to my right ear with her face about one inch from mine just staring and breathing gently into my face. I got the message - it was time for breakfast.

John's suffering from his long term "only child syndrome".

He's jealous of the cats. LOLOLOLOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL

The cats are a thrill. You don't have to walk them and they don't cause problems.

Left to their own devices they don't care what you do and are happy to share their world with you upon their own terms.

All you have to do is keep their litter boxes clean and provide food and water.

Sometimes I go to the downstairs saloon, the main floor, and the upstairs to see what the cats are doing but they are gone.

You may know your home but the cats know it better and oftentimes they will lay out so as not to be found by anything or anybody.

When they want to eat before dawn they will make their presence known. You may be awake but will never know that there are three in bed with you until they start poking you - they are that quiet and have the stealth that is beyond belief. They move and leap while making not a sound in the dark.

More Jelous of Schafer and One eyed kathy.