And another cat as well
Meet Indiana. He’s my new foster. He’s young, he’s friendly, he mugs for the camera, and he loves laser dot.
And ladies, he’s single and available.
Meet Indiana. He’s my new foster. He’s young, he’s friendly, he mugs for the camera, and he loves laser dot.
And ladies, he’s single and available.
I just had what had to be the weirdest phone call I’ve ever gotten professionally. A representative from National Geographic called to ask if they could film Temple Grandin when she visited our company this coming Monday. They are doing a special on autism, and are profiling her as an example of a successful autistic…
I went outside to inspect the results of a week’s worth of storms on the balcony. The cactus that the guys in my vet school class had given me when I was in the hospital is rotting from the base. I don’t know if it is storm related or if it was starting to happen…
I mostly added the coffee part for alliterative purposes, but I’m sure I’ll find a way to work it in. Indiana Cat continues to reside in the basement room. His last fecal tested negative for all parasites, so I’ve tried to allow him supervised run of the house on a handful of occasions. So far…
They are indeed Campenula medium. For more and better pictures go to Canterbury Bell Google Search. The discovery of Audrey II’s identity has helped salve the last vestiges of yesterdays migraine, which hang on me like a vague yellow grass stain that no amount of detergent or bleach will get out of your best white…
This promises to be another disjointed entry. Lots to say, and (if I’m lucky) a half-hour or so to type. Rented and watched “The Green Mile” over the weekend. I tend to be very leery of Stephen King movies (I liked his books twenty years ago, but you can only get away with ending your…
My transplant coordinator called this morning, said she’d gotten through to the cutaneous T-cell lymphoma (which I am here-ever-after calling CTCL because writing it out is too damned much work) expert and that I should expect a call from him today. Sure enough, at 6:30 this evening he called. He said he’d gotten all kinds…
Yay for Ziltoid! I’ll enjoy following his/her progress.
We often see the butterflies, but not the caterpillars. I’m not sure what the caterpillars eat at our place.
Indiana is cute! What gorgeous eyes.
Yes, his expression suggests he likes the laydeez.
I don’t know…Indiana looks a little dangerous to me!
I saw several Monarch butterflies flitting around our area on my birthday last week. Perhaps Ziltoid is running a little late?
Oh, what a handsome young fellow you’ve got there! I’m sure he’ll find a wonderful forever home very soon!
I am eagerly awaiting the transformation of this year’s monarch. Metamorphosis is such a wondrous thing.
Indiana looks like a true scamp! I bet you will have alot of fun with him.
Love the pictures! Indiana is a cutie and he sure does know how to take pictures. He is s natural w/ the camera. Iove him!