After a very rowdy Curry Night at our house Friday night, and surprisingly few cats on the table:
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We really cut loose when the American carrot cake came out |
We settled in for a cherished couple of hours of sleep before we got up to do the morning feedings.
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Saturday eeeeearly morning at the park - yowsa - left to right: Moonpie, Mustafa, Petey, Baby, Strike, Bugsy, and Blabby
Coral came, I don't think you've met her yet:
meet Coral; she just recently had kittens
Moonpie climbed in my lap:
sweetie Moonpie in my lap
And a little while after Nik arrived we heard the tiniest mewing coming from the concession. When we turned around and looked up the hill we saw something like this:
A small, pure, bright, happy, innocent light shone out of the firmament
It was a wee calico kitten sitting underneath the water tank, way too young to be on her own. I went to the hill to call her down, careful not to scare her off in case she was feral. She enthusiastically ran down the hill toward me, and I picked her up promptly handing her to Nik so he could fall in love with her:
What's not to love?
Luckily we had a pouch of kitten food. She feasted and then we introduced her to Moonpie, Petey and Strike:
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Uh-oh, where's Waldo?
There she is ;)
Then she curled up in Nik's hand like a snail and went to sleep:
The kitten caught some zzzz's
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