Lainey's Pawtique Virtual Roadtrip

Happy Caturday. It's been a while since I did a caturday blog, but I got something special to do this week. I'm participating in the Lainey's Pawtique & Bakery road trip!

Here are me & EK eating our special roadtrip cookies.

You can't see the cookies cuz our fat heads are in the way. MOL. They were quite nommy.

I'm supposed to tell you something about myself. Well, it's a roadtrip so the first thing you gotta know is where I am. I live right near the Denver International Airport. It's great cuz I can watch the planes flying. And amazingly enough, we don't get much airport noise or stink. It's pretty cool.

I love to look out our windows. We have open space behind the house and I love to watch the birds and and bunnies. But you know that already. In fact, I'm having a real hard time coming up with stuff that you don't already know about me either from Twitter or my blog! Maybe I should pretend you don't know me at all and just tell you about me.

My littermate and I were found in a trailer park by Mom's friend, Chris. Chris kept my brofur and gave me to Mom. I think I got the better end of the deal cuz there's less cats here to share with so I get more attention. I'm also the one that gets to blog and tweet the most. My litter brofur's name is Ringo and you can find him on Facebook.

I have a blue stroller and love to go adventuring in it with Mom. We don't go very far though cuz I won't drink when I'm in the stroller, so Mom doesn't like to keep me out too long or go out when it's hot.

After I lived with Mom about a year, she brought home two kittens, EK & Candy. That was almost a year ago, and we're getting along pretty good. I pretend not to like EK, but we actually play together a lot.

Candy recently figured out she can get on top of the kitchen cabinets. Check this out!

She looks pretty proud of herself up there!

Colorado is a great place to live. We get all 4 seasons so it's perfect if you like change. Bad weather usually doesn't stick around too long. It's also great cuz there's so much to see and do. We got museums, zoos, theaters, orchestras, botanic gardens, parks, and any other kind of amusement a city person would like. We also have some of the best outdoor stuff you could want - hiking, biking, skiing, beautiful scenery, horseback riding, rafting, ballooning - you name it, we got it.

Hope you enjoyed your visit! Don't forget to look for Lainey's Pawtique on Facebook and see more stops on the roadtrip.

It's a blog hop today! Join the fun.

Anipal Photo Hunt #15: THE VET

Some of you have seen this before, but it's a picture of my first v-e-t visit. I was very tiny, maybe 9 weeks old. Mom loves this picture and takes any excuse (like this blog hop) to show it to people.

 

I guess I can't blame her. I was a cute little squirt, wasn't I? MOL

Anipal Photo Hunt #12: All Souls' Day

You've heard me talk about the cats Mom had before I came along. If you read my interview on Cat's Who Twitter you know their story. Well now you get to see their faces.

 This is Beastie. Look at that face and you can tell where the name came from. MOL. She was Mom's first kitty. Mom got her from a neighbor as a kitten and she lived to be 16 1/2. Mom said she actually wasn't a beastie, but was very sweet. Her daddy was a Persian kitty and Beastie inherited her beautiful fluff from him.

This is Sheena. She passed last Thanksgiving at 18 years old! She lived the longest of any cat Mom's had. She came to Mom as a kitten from a coworker. I got to meet this kitty before she went to the bridge. She and Pixie were best friends and she was very lonely when Pixie passed. Mom got me as a playmate for Sheena, but Sheena didn't live very long after I was adopted. I guess I came to Mom just in time to keep her from being lonely without Sheena.

This is Pixie. Someone threw her out of a van. Mom tried to find her that night and couldn't. Six weeks later after a snowstorm, she showed up on Mom's porch. She was all wet, cold, matted, and starving. Mom took her in and it was love at first sight. She lived with Mom for 12 1/2 years before she passed. I look a lot like her except I have a nice floofy tail and Pixie didn't have a tail. Mom thinks she was part Manx.


I'm lucky to have had them as sisfurs, even if I didn't get to meet them. They were the cats that taught Mom how to open her heart and home to kitties. They also taught Mom that cats were meant to be loved and spoiled. And boy am I spoiled!

Please join this week's photo blog hop and tell us about the ones in your life that came before you that you want to honor.

Anipal Photo Hunt #10: How Annoying!

Mostly I like when Mom treats me like a baby. But there are limits!

Need I say more?

Blog Hop - What fun!

I never heard of a blog hop before, but this sounded like a great way to meet new anipals. I've already added two new blogs to the ones I follow, and found out that one that I was already following wasn't showing up in my reader list so I was missing reading that one! So here's who's playing this week.