My WiLD SeLF

Ha! There I am: a lio-sha-fly-tiger. If you have children (or child-like people) at your house, send them off to BuiLD YouR WiLD SeLF at the Bronx Zoo. Lots of silly fun, there.

And if you think that's scary, look at Itsy-Bitsy:

My aunt tells me she looks angry in this photo.

Well of course she's angry! How would you feel, rescued, bottle-fed, then sent back to the barn!

I'm told she's now called Dasher, as she dashes inside at every opportunity.

Poor baby.

For other, possibly less scary-looking felines, try:

• The Carnival of the Cats at Momma Grace & Company
• On Sunday, the new carnival will be at Bad Kitty Cats
• Weekend Cat Blogging last weekend was at What Did You Eat?; this weekend you will find it at *NEW* Tuxedo Gang Hideout
• Bad Kitty Cats Festival of Chaos is at Catboys and will be at Pet's Garden Blog
• Friday Ark at Modulator

Have a great weekend, y'all!

 

Comments

[sher]

Itsy-Bitsy, you are adorable!!!!! Hugs and kisses.

[Sleeping Mommy]

She is just gorgeous! I've always wanted a blue-eyed kitty.

[Megan and Bad KItty Cats]

Itsy is growing from the last time we saw her. And wow she is getting more beautiful every day. She should be spoiled hehehe Thanks for joining in the COTC this weekend. Sorry we were delayed! Purrs

[Searching for cat care information]

Some folks believe that newborn kittens, just like newborn humans, find comfort and security in the sound of their mothers’ and their siblings’ heartbeats. That the heartbeat, real or simulated, improves their chances for survival. I can’ t help but believe that this must also be true for the rest of us, including, if not especially, the elderly among us. There is comfort and healing in the very heartbeats of those we love,— spouses, children, grandparents, lovers, pets— and the closer to the heart we keep...

[Amanda]

Love your character, Sharon-rooooaaaaar!

[Sharon Brogan]

Amanda! It's so nice of you to visit my blog. And I think you've discovered evidence of my early interest in digital images!