Friday Catblog: AyeAye goes for home plate

He's sizing up the pitcher...


He makes a break for it...



and, he can't be stopped!



He is on top of the plate! AyeAye has stolen home (or at least the breakfast part of it)!



What a day at the stadium!

For more fun and games with critters both adorable and wondrous, be sure to stop by Modulator for Friday Ark #141, and on (or shortly after) Sunday evening, batta batta batta swing! by the Carnival of the Cats, this week to be hosted by Justin's Random Thoughts.

Friday Catblog: Of course I've herd

Keep rollin' rollin' rollin...

Meet the Angus and the Holstein kitties. Mr. Grr slipped out the front door and immediately hid himself in the midst of them. He's under the delusion that I can't tell him apart from the other Angus kitties. What he doesn't know is that I know he will still come when I whistle.



He separated himself from the herd at supper time.


In case you're wondering, he's the second from the back. It's Shy Sister (Sissy) behind him, then in front of him is AyeAye and the very front is Eubie.


Want to see more critters? Be sure to visit Modulator's Friday Ark #140, and then, after Sunday evening rolls around, stop by the Carnival of the Cats. We'll find out later who's hosting it, this week.

Friday Catblog: Out of Africa (or something like it)

Due to the age of my mower and the quality of my lungs, I can only mow my lawn in sections -- about fifteen minutes at a time. My yard is quite large, and with many obstacles, such as dwarf fruit trees, full-sized shade trees, raspberry canes, rhubarb plants, blueberry bushes, cherry bushes, rosebushes, spirea bushes, holly bushes, and assorted other bushes (none, that I know of, are from Texas, though). This challenging yard means that, quite often, a section gets to looking neglected.

Cats like this.

There is something both thrilling and comforting about a wild place.



AyeAye and Shy Sister have effectively taken over The Veldt.



I am afeard.

I hope I'm safe, sitting here in Mom's little neon. Safari can be dangerous.

Be sure to visit other wild (and less so) beasts, at Modulator's Friday Ark # 138, and, on or after Sunday evening, stop by the Carnival of the Cats for even more felines.