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Tuesday 31 May 2011

Toysday Tuesday


Yesterday was wet, windy and above all boring. That was until I found our Plague Ratsie, I love our Plague Ratsie! He was hiding out in the bottom of the toy box, along with all the other great toys. Why do they do that? Anyway...



RAWR! I'm going to bite and bunnykick you to Kingdom Come and back again, Ratsie. You'll think twice about hiding from me again!




Wait Ratsie! Where are you going? You can't get away from me!





Charlie O'Marley x

Saturday 28 May 2011

Friday 27 May 2011

Fuzzy Friday



Mum! You're Fired!






Charlie O'Marley x



Blogger is still being a pain. Somedays it tells us we're not following anyone and on others it won't let us comment.



Tuesday 24 May 2011

Happy Birthday The Mum!



Today is The Mum's 32nd Birthday.


She's ooooooooooooold!





Thomas O'Toole, Charlie O'Marley and Lola Fannola x

Monday 23 May 2011

Monochrome Mancat Monday



We've been experiencing some issues with Blogger lately, ever since it crashed. For a while we couldn't even get into our Dashboard, post or comment. So we apologise for the lack of activity.

Meanwhile, since I've had a lot of time to spare I have spent it checking all the windows for introoders. Shh! did you hear that? Probably nothing, working too hard. Better have a nap, hard work never hurt anyone, but you can't be too careful.




Charlie O'Marley x

Tuesday 17 May 2011

Sunday 15 May 2011

Easy Like Sunday



After my nip fest yesterday, I will be taking it very easy indeed. Ooooh my head!





Charlie O'Marley x




p.s. The Mum was the one that cut the cat mint plants and left the stalks on the path for us to play with. Only Charlie hogged the lot!

Saturday 14 May 2011

Suspicious Saturday - Whodunnit? - Catnip Capers



It's simply shocking! Shocking beyond all fathomable belief. Someone, some heinous person has been cutting our catmint plants and leaving the remains strewn all over the garden path. Who could have done such a diabolical thing? Who?

What do you think Charlie?




Sorry, what where you saying, Thomas? Never mind, I don't really care.




Woah! Maaannnn. Look at all the dragons! Pretty dragons, all the colours of the raaaaainbow...






Good help is so hard to find these days. If you don't talk to your cats about Catnip, someone else will!






Thomas O'Toole and Charlie "Nip Head" O'Marley x







Thursday 12 May 2011

Thankful Thursday - Tiger



I am very thankful for my tiger.


What are you thankful for today?





Charlie O'Marley x

Tuesday 10 May 2011

Toesday Tuesday - Exercises with Lola



Ah, I see that you're back for another lesson in taking care of one's toesies.

You're late! But never mind that now, let's get down to business.



Now, we all know that cleanliness is next to catliness, so it is extremely important that one's toesies are clean and impeccably well groomed before one begins.



Make sure you get all of those hard to reach places, like the back of the hock. Once one's toesies are perfectly quaffed, then one is ready to begin with some gentle stretching and warming up exercises. Of course making sure that one is in a sun puddle speeds up the warming process.




Now s-t-r-e-t-c-h!


Elongate those toesies. You may wish at this point to stare blankly at nothing in particular and thing of relaxing things like, a dish of temptations or a spot of bird watching.

Now, with the warm up over we're ready to step it up a notch and attempt some of the more difficult poses, such as the 'Leg Over'. Here I am demonstrating the correct execution of the 'Leg Over'. Please note that this move is for intermediate kitties only!




You may want to check that your 'assets' are covered from view. A lady cat should never flash her 'assets', as it is unladylike and gives tom cats the wrong idea.


Excellent! You're all doing extremely well, so well in fact that I feel you're now ready to move up to the more complicated, expert moves. Here we have 'Salute to the sun'.


This is a very difficult move and as such should only be attempted in the company of a competent adult with ready access to all manner of cat treats. Again, do take great care to cover those 'assets'. Please note the careful placing of the tail.





So there we have it. Toesies feeling limber and gorgeously kissable. That was such a tough work out that I thoroughly recommend a gentle snooze in the sun. After all, we don't want to over do things now, do we?





Lola Fannola x








Monday 9 May 2011

Mancat Monday



Being a Mancat is such an important but tiring job, full of responsibilities and important mancat like things to do. Such as... such as...



I'm far too tired to think of any right now. Come back later... much later!




Charlie O'Marley x


Sunday 8 May 2011

Wednesday 4 May 2011

May the 4th be with you.












May the 4th be with you!





Thomas O'Toole, Charlie O'Marley and Lola Fannola x










Tuesday 3 May 2011

Toesday Tuesday


Hello.

Today I am here to talk to you about toesies. Toesies are an important part of one's anatomy, they help us with walking, stalking and well, clawing. So it is important that one takes good care of ones toesies.

One can of course accomplish this by careful washing and exercise of the toesies. Let me walk you through my toesie exercise regime.

Ready? Okay.

1,

2,

3 and

S-t-r-e-t-c-h!



Right, that's enough of that. We don't want to over do it, do we?





Lola Fannola x


Monday 2 May 2011

Mandog Monday - In a flap



Keeping the house free from introoders is a very important job. A job I would be unable to do if it wasn't for the installation of these nifty viewing portals, we have one in nearly every external door to the house.


Now I can check the whole of the back yard without even having to veure outside. This is especially good on those cold, windy days - like today.




Shen x

Sunday 1 May 2011

Silence and Rememberance



"I'll lend you, for a little while, a cat of mine," He said.

"For you to love while he lives, and mourn when he is dead.



It may be six or seven years, or maybe two or three,

But will you, till I call him back, take care of him for me?
He'll bring his charms to gladden you, and shall his stay be brief,

You'll have his lovely memories as solace for your grief.



I cannot promise he will stay, as all from Earth return,

But there are lessons taught down there I want this cat to learn.
I've looked the whole world over in my search for teachers true,

And from the throngs that crowd life's lanes,

I have selected you.



Now will you give him all your love - not think this labour vain,

Nor hate me when I come to call, to take him back again.
I fancied that I heard them say, 'Dear Lord, thy will be done.'

For all the joy this cat shall bring, the risk of grief we'll run.


We'll shower him with tenderness and love while we may,

And for the happiness we've known, forever grateful stay.
And should the angels call for him much sooner than we planned,

We'll brave the bitter grief that comes, and try to understand."



If, by your love, you've managed, my wishes to achieve,

In memory of him you've loved; be thankful; do not grieve.
Cherish every moment of your furry charge.

He filled your home with mews of joy the time he was alive.

Let not his passing take from you those memories to enjoy.



"I will lend to you, a cat", God said, and teach you all you have to do.

And when I call him back to heaven, you will know he loved you too.



~Author unknown


Remembering our friends who have left for Rainbow Bridge.


Thomas O'Toole, Charlie O'Marley and Lola fannola x

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