Reflections of a mother of seven... on a life of faith, homeschooling, adopting the older child, adopting the medically fragile child, and other utterly exhausting endeavors.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
The Newest Love of Our Lives
Introducing Bob
As in Bob Cat
As in Big Ol' Teddy Bear
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Yo 'Tunie, (said in my nasally "Fran the Nanny" voice) WHO PIERCED HIS LIP???? OHHHH, that's a birthmark. Sorry!... He's ADORABLE!!! And, I am sure he is delighted to be proclaiming "my house, my food, my litterbox, my FAM" and setting a wonderful example of gratefulness and thoughtfulness to those in your family who are not so inclined....
Absolutely true. Refer back to my March post called "Grateful Dogs". He is most certainly a grateful cat. He uses his litter box very politely, and tries to play nice with the other animals. He really seems to have no bad habits that I can detect right now, and the other cats are tolerating him well enough. Jazz is trying desperately to get him to play with a rubber airplane, but he is not cooperating. He does in fact eat a lot and have stinky poops, but if that's grounds for dismissal, some of my children would be gone too.
2 comments:
Yo 'Tunie, (said in my nasally "Fran the Nanny" voice) WHO PIERCED HIS LIP???? OHHHH, that's a birthmark. Sorry!... He's ADORABLE!!! And, I am sure he is delighted to be proclaiming "my house, my food, my litterbox, my FAM" and setting a wonderful example of gratefulness and thoughtfulness to those in your family who are not so inclined....
Absolutely true. Refer back to my March post called "Grateful Dogs". He is most certainly a grateful cat. He uses his litter box very politely, and tries to play nice with the other animals. He really seems to have no bad habits that I can detect right now, and the other cats are tolerating him well enough. Jazz is trying desperately to get him to play with a rubber airplane, but he is not cooperating. He does in fact eat a lot and have stinky poops, but if that's grounds for dismissal, some of my children would be gone too.
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