I’m afraid I didn’t have time to write a blog post today, so here are some pictures of my cats. Everyone loves cat pictures, right?
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| When we first got them, kitties were scared of the new house. All our friends said, “We need pictures!!!” They didn’t believe I couldn’t get a decent shot. So, here’s a cat hiding behind the washer/dryer. |
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| Here she is. Three days before she came out. Cat2 lived under the bed for 2 weeks. |
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| My Little Princess, Cat1 |
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| Here, she was angry that I refused to feed her raw cookie dough. |
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| Here, they’re intentionally playing in horrible light so I can’t get a video. Too bad, because it was hilarious.
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| The Princess does not appreciate when peasants disturb her slumber. |
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| A rare shot of the elusive second cat. He’s shy. |
Ok, so I promise a real blog post next week. I’ve got a couple of things planned. But, look! Kitties!
You need to hype these adorable kitties more. The people of the Internet love a good cat picture!
They are adorable. I wish, just once, I could catch them on video playing. It's amazing.
Cute! Whenever my dog is being cute, I whip out my phone and she stops being cute.
Yup. And when I try to fool them by holding my phone every second until they start being cute, I'll get distracted by Twitter.
Ha. Good luck with that. THEY KNOW. As soon as your hand touches an electronic recording device, they terminate all adorable activity and return to being smugly furry lumps. My older cat has figured out how to make my kitten face-plant into the metal baby-gate but she only does it after humans have left the room.
But HOW do they know??
That's it. I'm setting up nanny cams to catch the cats yoga-fight-playing.