Here I have backed up all of the blogs I wrote on Multiply, over the years. They are old, and apparently the images do not get imported, but it was worth a try. Currently I cannot seem to see any posts, but in the Dashboard it says I have over 1200 posts imported here. It may take a while to get this working.
Saturday, November 22, 2008
The NOT Family Album
This morning he kept bugging and bugging me, crying "kyaaaam, kyaaaaam, kyaaaam" until finally I fed him. Three damn times!
I don't like the litter box, the walking any where on any surface but the floor, the scratching ( i wouldn't declaw), the tendency towards diabetis and kidney disease (have friends dealing with both), or just the smallness.
I like big animals i can keep an eye on at all times. Don't trust anything that can hide ;-)
He HAS the outer genkan where all the wind is blocked. He HAS his own captain's chair which has newspaper, and cloth on it for insulation. He HAS his own water bowl. He HAS his own food bowl. He comes, he cries "Kyammmmm kyaaaaammmmm kyaaammmmmm" until he gets a bowl of food. then he comes and cries, "kyammmmm, kyaaaaammmm kyaaaaaammmmm" until he gets ANOTHER bowl of food. Then he goes away, totally disappears, and comes back again between 1pm and 3pm to repeat the entire process for another two bowls of food. Then he goes away again until he shows up at 7am pretty spot on, sitting in front of the sliding glass doors to the deck, calling, "kyaaammmmm kyaaaaaaammmm kyammmmmm" until he gets his bowl filled.
For a stray outdoor cat, he already HAS UTOPIA!!!
Jan 4th? Not on your life! Spring? Fuggeddabouddit!
Now maybe one day this week I need to scoop him up, box him up, take him to the vet and castrate him.
Ok, Cam...I think I can get them off your back over Keiko.... All 10 of my cats stay outside, have to have that many due to the mouse population and our neighbors; they lure in lots of critters from the woods....lol. They go in the garage at night and sleep; I fixed them beds in there....
No kidding the damn cat is chunky! This is an awesome experiment I am conducting on somebody else's cat! To go from a bag of bones to THIS in a mere five months on cat food alone is incredible! Imagine feeding your feline cat food for years? No wonder feline diabetes exists now! Holy Cow!
Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh......he is still an outdoor cat?
ReplyDeleteHmmmm.....he's going to be cold soon. Reeeal cold. I bet he could keep you feet warm at night Cam.
Well if these are family pictures, that must mean he's a member of the family, yes?
ReplyDeleteWho leaves their family out in the cold? Hmmmm?
I know Jen!!!
ReplyDeleteI was thinking how warm my 2 little dogs keep me when they curl up with me now. I LOVE it. Keiko would be a great source of heat.....
I don't even like cats but this lil guy is sooo cute!
ReplyDeleteI like cats, just not the litter box thingie.....ICK!
ReplyDeleteI don't like the litter box, the walking any where on any surface but the floor, the scratching ( i wouldn't declaw), the tendency towards diabetis and kidney disease (have friends dealing with both), or just the smallness.
ReplyDeleteI like big animals i can keep an eye on at all times.
Don't trust anything that can hide ;-)
Jen, lol....you would not like my little kids.....they hide.
ReplyDeleteKeiko stays out.
ReplyDeleteUh huh....
ReplyDeleteIn the snow Cam?
ReplyDeleteThat poor little guy.
Sorry, but I am a mushmellow when it comes to pets.
he is a ferral cat, Lin.
ReplyDeletehe's survived through at least one other winter.
i'm sure he'll be ok with Cam feeding him the six times a day. lol!
Jen......but it is going to be cold soon.
ReplyDeleteEveryone needs to feel the love.....in warmth!
;) Cam
The only time Keiko is here, is when he wants food. Seriously, aside from that we NEVER see him. Ever.
ReplyDeleteHe's very cute. Who is starting to pool as to when Keiko becomes an "inside cat"? I'll take Jan 4th... ;o)
ReplyDeleteI think it'll be in the spring.
ReplyDeleteHehehehehe.....
ReplyDeletePoor Mou... your girls are all workin on ya.
Maybe just put up a lil leanto for his food and he can hunker down in there if he feels the need.
He HAS the outer genkan where all the wind is blocked. He HAS his own captain's chair which has newspaper, and cloth on it for insulation. He HAS his own water bowl. He HAS his own food bowl. He comes, he cries "Kyammmmm kyaaaaammmmm kyaaammmmmm" until he gets a bowl of food. then he comes and cries, "kyammmmm, kyaaaaammmm kyaaaaaammmmm" until he gets ANOTHER bowl of food. Then he goes away, totally disappears, and comes back again between 1pm and 3pm to repeat the entire process for another two bowls of food. Then he goes away again until he shows up at 7am pretty spot on, sitting in front of the sliding glass doors to the deck, calling, "kyaaammmmm kyaaaaaaammmm kyammmmmm" until he gets his bowl filled.
ReplyDeleteFor a stray outdoor cat, he already HAS UTOPIA!!!
Jan 4th? Not on your life!
Spring? Fuggeddabouddit!
Now maybe one day this week I need to scoop him up, box him up, take him to the vet and castrate him.
Ohhhh... i didn't realize the genkan was available to him!
ReplyDeleteThat very different... i n the words of Emily Latella...
Never mind!!!
Cat's pretty damn lucky
Ok, Cam...I think I can get them off your back over Keiko.... All 10 of my cats stay outside, have to have that many due to the mouse population and our neighbors; they lure in lots of critters from the woods....lol. They go in the garage at night and sleep; I fixed them beds in there....
ReplyDeleteCute kitty... a bit chunky.
ReplyDeleteCute Cammy too!
No kidding the damn cat is chunky! This is an awesome experiment I am conducting on somebody else's cat! To go from a bag of bones to THIS in a mere five months on cat food alone is incredible! Imagine feeding your feline cat food for years? No wonder feline diabetes exists now! Holy Cow!
ReplyDelete