Friday, October 4, 2013, 2:00 am — What do Big-Cats-in-a-Basket start out as? …
… They start out as … Kittens-in-a-Basket!
Perkins (and Teeny) … July 26, 2007 … 12 days after I adopted them.
**This is a favorite Perkins and Teeny Tuxedo post
Sunday, September 22, 2013 — Teeny’s Finnish feline cousin and Finnhorse foal … Teen’s brother at the Humane Society had the same facial markings … and was feistily sticking his paw out of the cage for attention … Teen sat quietly, focused on a fuzzy cat toy.
“Mahtava kissa” … Great cat! … From Suomenhevosliitto ry
July 31, 2013 — Dragonfly Dreamer, by Shelagh Duffett … This little cat’s alert ears are just like Teeny’s when I first saw her at the Humane Society … intent on a toy in her cage … July 13, 2007, lucky Friday the 13th!
Teeny, right, August 15, 2007 … one month after she and Perkins got here. Watching Pat Parelli with Friesian horse, Zeus, on RFD-TV. She’s mesmerized by the white savvy string on the carrot stick and the white rope.
Tuesday, March 19, 2013 – Checking the time … Perkins on her first day out to play with Teeny Tuxedo in the wide open, July 24, 2007 … One week after I got them from the Southwest Washington Humane Society.
Had to keep them apart for a week … Teeny developed a cold the second day here. Luckily, she’s such a munchmaster, it didn’t stop her from eating through her sniffles.
So, Perk was in my bedroom and Teen in the small bathroom. A good place to humidify the air with a hot running shower for the tiny Teeny’s congestion.
Look closely … you’ll see a real grandfather! In the closeup of little cat Perk is a color-tinted studio photo of Grampa and Gramma Ahola (Bill and Lillian), around the time they were married, 1925. Russ made copies for a Christmas past … Framed it myself at a frame shop! Museum quality and all!
The grandfather clock is my one piece of “real” furniture. Moved here in Oct. 2002. Bought it Feb. 2003 during a sale at the O’Clock Shoppe. Love grandfather clocks!
Mr. Grandfather has Westminster chimes, the same as Big Ben in London. Give a listen, mate. If I lived in a larger place I’d keep the chimes on … they’re on silent mode for now. The words to this beautiful chime come from Handel’s, “I Know That My Redeemer Liveth”:
“Lord through this hour
Be Thou our guide
So, by Thy power
No foot shall slide”
Here’s Mr. Grandfather as of today, March 24, 2013:
**This is a favorite Perkins and Teeny Tuxedo post