Happy Birthday, ML

Happy Birthday to a special lady!

Clean Thursday

Angle taking a bath under the table!




Mom is going to see Shadow, Illyana and Ivan tomorrow. Dad will be home with us. Mom probably will not get to post.

Window watching

Mom almost got a picture of matching kitty bookends in the window, but Kirby moved!

Sewing Sunday

Mom's favorite sewing shop is participating in the Million Pillowcase Challenge. Make a Difference. Every pillowcase can make a difference in your community. A pillowcase can provide comfort for a cancer patient, hope for a foster child, encouragement for a battered woman, or beauty for a nursing home resident.

With every thing else going on in our family, Mom did not get to work on these as much as she wanted to. So today she and Dad set up an assembly line and made 16 pillowcases. Dad is good at measuring and cutting and pressing while Mom sews!

Kirby wanted to help!

These are the different cases. Mom made duplicates of some. Most of the fabric was from her stash with a little accent colors she got yesterday.

Mom will turn them in tomorrow.

Update on Mac

I spoke to my sister today and Mac is doing well. He has started eating again and is no longer hiding.

We wanted to introduce you to his two siblings that he may live with.



Smokey on left, Lightening on right.




Smokey is a slick fur kitty.

Lightening is floofly ( in more ways than one!) like Mac



As you can see they love each other a lot!

New toy

We were ask to test out a new toy for free. It is the Cat Quest. It is a wand toy with a bug on the end and the bug flutters its wings. We think Mom has to push a button to get the flutter.

We love this toy!



Here is a movie Dad made of Angel playing.


We will get a video of Kirby later this week.

Thank you

There are not words enough to thank our friends for the purrs , prayers and words of comfort they sent in our time of loss. Mom will be thanking each of you this week.

Nan: We had created a memorial CD of pictures of her and her family, pets and friends that played as the church filled. They played it again after the family was seated. Some of the 'kids' had not seen it so my sister ans I were openly explaining who some of the pictures were. We laughed and ahhh'ed together as a family and friends. It lightened the somber mood and made the sad time into a celebration.


This is Mac (left) and Ms Em, (right). Ms Em went to the bridge several years ago but Mac was with Mother when she passed. He is grieving but has started to eat a little. Mother always wanted him to come home with me. He will in a couple of weeks. We thought he should get use to her being gone before we disrupt his life further. If he disrupts the delicate balance that Angle and Kirby and us (we? I don't remember grammar) have achieved, Mac will go to my daughter who has the remain two of his litter mates.