Feeling poetic? My cat is not amused
My poetry is not world class literature. Possibly world class litter. Just ask my cats. Hai(cat)coup A mound of black whacks claiming his territory my computer screen. I told you it was bad.… Continue reading
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A day in the life of my cat
Mom gave me hamburger today. I wanted tuna. Humans are dumb! When it was still dark and she was sleeping, I meowed and meowed at mom. She petted me all over. Why couldn’t… Continue reading
Weird things one thinks about at 5:00 in the morning.
Went to sleep last night at 9:00pm. Awoke at 5:00am to the sound of a dog panting. Rottie Mutt had plunked down in front of the fan and was blocking Errrrr Dog’s… Continue reading
Four O’clock catty thoughts
This is my favorite picture of my favorite cat who is still alive. This is my favorite cat who died at 13 from a heart condition the vet said would kill him by… Continue reading
Almost Wordless Wednesday : Zen cat
Tomorrow it is supposed to be 87F in North Florida…perfect walking weather. That’s when I Zen out. Other Brother Coon Cat has his own version of a Zen moment. OBCC loves meditation music. … Continue reading
Senseless Sunday Sarcasm : Speechless
I’m here with my $758 kitty, who was in the kitty hospital for 2 days with a blocked urethra. He’s standing in front of the keyboard, as usual, so I have to… Continue reading
#Cat help (more like a #writers nemesis)
This is my ever-present “helper,” Able to leap onto my keyboard in a single bound, and whose feet have more brain power in them than his head. Remember the old Bob Newhart series… Continue reading
Not-quite-Wordless Wednesday
©Joelle (I need my own house) LeGendre
The writer’s not-quite-bright cat
Other Brother Coon Cat (OBCC) is about to find my last nerve and stomp on it. . I was sleeping soundly when, around 11:45, I heard a BAM, a rustling of bushes, and… Continue reading
$366 Cat
Other Brother Coon Cat (aka OBCC) is middle-aged — almost 9 years old. This weekend he was going to the litter box at least once every half hour, most of the time nothing… Continue reading