Showing posts with label blogging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blogging. Show all posts
Friday, October 15, 2010
My Blog Has Fall Colors!
Even though my mom liked the other background and the blue (to match my eyes, of course), she decided to be festive and make my blog appropriate for fall. Happy fall, everyone.
Latest Recap
Hello furr-iends. My moms have not been good about keeping you all up to date about my daily activities, so I'm here to recap all the things that have happened in the past couple weeks.
First, my mom decided to start switching us to pine litter. She put pine litter in two of the four litter boxes. I have not been seen using this litter yet. Sheba and Ty seem to like it. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet. I know that I like to sit right in front of the pine litter box so that Sheba and Ty can't get in it. Mom likes the pine litter because it smells better and it's ultimately cheaper and is easier to clean. I think she's trying to turn me into a lumberjack, and I'm not sure I'm that kind of mancat.
My moms also put up some things on the Smudge auction, including some personalized cat soaps. They had no idea how popular those would be. But they were also very happy that the soaps made some money for Smudge and family. They have been very busy putting the finishing touches on the cat soaps, and most of them should ship out this weekend. There was such a good response, though, that moms are considering putting together an Etsy shop, and using the proceeds for Feline Rescue of Northern Nevada. If they do end up putting together a shop, I'll be sure to let everyone know. I think they just need to make Dreamboat soaps.
My moms took Gram out to the Animal Ark for their Harvest Festival. Animal Ark is a sanctuary for wild animals who are unable to fend for themselves in the wild. There are former circus tigers, a mountain lion who had been trained for film, a half-blind peregrine falcon, and others. At the Harvest Festvial, the staff fills up pumpkins with the animals' favorite goodies and dole them out throughout the day. My mom got this photo of one of the mountain lions being a sunshine boy (just like me!). He had bashed open his pumpkin and eaten the goodies, then settled in for a good old-fashioned cat nap. That's my kind of mancat.
There was a female raccoon, too. She looks just like my sister, Minnie. We all think Minnie is part raccoon. She looks like one and she makes funny sounds like one.
There are also a few cheetahs at the Animal Ark. My mom has always loved cheetahs. When she was little, her paw-rents would take her to the Sacramento Zoo, and all she wanted to see was the cheetah. Because of cheetahs, she even wanted to be a veterinarian at a zoo for a while. So, getting to see a cheetah up close and personal was a treat for my mom. Even though I know I am so much more handsome than a cheetah.
And my moms are going to be going on vacation at the end of the month. I don't like this because it means I might have to stay somewhere other than home. And I don't know why my moms would be so excited to spend time away from me. They are going to drive over to the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Utah and spend some time there. Taking care of other cats, and even dogs, of all things.
Also, Sydney has decided that she likes my cat tree. This has not been photo-shopped at all. Last night, Sydney decided that she wanted to climb on up the cat tree. Needless to say, Sheba and Minnie were more than a little surprised that the rabbit was on the cat tree.
First, my mom decided to start switching us to pine litter. She put pine litter in two of the four litter boxes. I have not been seen using this litter yet. Sheba and Ty seem to like it. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet. I know that I like to sit right in front of the pine litter box so that Sheba and Ty can't get in it. Mom likes the pine litter because it smells better and it's ultimately cheaper and is easier to clean. I think she's trying to turn me into a lumberjack, and I'm not sure I'm that kind of mancat.
My moms also put up some things on the Smudge auction, including some personalized cat soaps. They had no idea how popular those would be. But they were also very happy that the soaps made some money for Smudge and family. They have been very busy putting the finishing touches on the cat soaps, and most of them should ship out this weekend. There was such a good response, though, that moms are considering putting together an Etsy shop, and using the proceeds for Feline Rescue of Northern Nevada. If they do end up putting together a shop, I'll be sure to let everyone know. I think they just need to make Dreamboat soaps.
My moms took Gram out to the Animal Ark for their Harvest Festival. Animal Ark is a sanctuary for wild animals who are unable to fend for themselves in the wild. There are former circus tigers, a mountain lion who had been trained for film, a half-blind peregrine falcon, and others. At the Harvest Festvial, the staff fills up pumpkins with the animals' favorite goodies and dole them out throughout the day. My mom got this photo of one of the mountain lions being a sunshine boy (just like me!). He had bashed open his pumpkin and eaten the goodies, then settled in for a good old-fashioned cat nap. That's my kind of mancat.
There was a female raccoon, too. She looks just like my sister, Minnie. We all think Minnie is part raccoon. She looks like one and she makes funny sounds like one.
There are also a few cheetahs at the Animal Ark. My mom has always loved cheetahs. When she was little, her paw-rents would take her to the Sacramento Zoo, and all she wanted to see was the cheetah. Because of cheetahs, she even wanted to be a veterinarian at a zoo for a while. So, getting to see a cheetah up close and personal was a treat for my mom. Even though I know I am so much more handsome than a cheetah.
And my moms are going to be going on vacation at the end of the month. I don't like this because it means I might have to stay somewhere other than home. And I don't know why my moms would be so excited to spend time away from me. They are going to drive over to the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Utah and spend some time there. Taking care of other cats, and even dogs, of all things.
Also, Sydney has decided that she likes my cat tree. This has not been photo-shopped at all. Last night, Sydney decided that she wanted to climb on up the cat tree. Needless to say, Sheba and Minnie were more than a little surprised that the rabbit was on the cat tree.
Monday, September 20, 2010
Another Day, Another Blog
For my second day of blogging, I can report that my mom finally figured out how to get my flickr photos to show up on my blog, so you all can now see photos of my furr-mily. Of course, there are many photos of me. Speaking of me, I got treated to a quail parade in my backyard after dinner--what great kitty TV! Check it out:
There were about ten quail that went by on the fence. Mom was able to snap a quick photo before all the quail passed.
There were about ten quail that went by on the fence. Mom was able to snap a quick photo before all the quail passed.
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Welcome to my Blog!
My momma has made me this nice blog so that I can keep writing about what is going on in my life. But she also told me that I have to share it with the other cats and the bunny. What nerve, huh? They never wrote diaries on Catster, so maybe I'll still get the whole blog to myself anyway. I run the household, after all.
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