Happy kitty
 

Since I trapped/adopted Samuel kitten in July and we're in southern
California, Sammy has never really known cold. The weather has been
getting cooler, though - down into the 30's F at night. Sammy has
learned that curling up with his humans is a good way to stay
comfortable when the temperature drops.

Sunday night, though, he learned a much more effective way to get
comfortable when the temps start to drop - snuggle up with one of your
humans and get your human to pull a blanket part way over you.

http://www.webfolks.us/dan/photos/samsnuggle.jpg

In article , Dan Mahoney wrote:

Sunday night, though, he learned a much more effective way to get
comfortable

Now that's one obviously abused kitty. You're being trained quite well!

Art

Art
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On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 12:38:35 -0800, Dan Mahoney
wrote:

Since I trapped/adopted Samuel kitten in July and we're in southern
California, Sammy has never really known cold. The weather has been
getting cooler, though - down into the 30's F at night. Sammy has
learned that curling up with his humans is a good way to stay
comfortable when the temperature drops.

Sunday night, though, he learned a much more effective way to get
comfortable when the temps start to drop - snuggle up with one of your
humans and get your human to pull a blanket part way over you.

http://www.webfolks.us/dan/photos/samsnuggle.jpg

"God's in His Heaven -- all's right with the world!"

Loved the pic! Thanks.
Best wishes,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Dan Mahoney" wrote in message
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snip Sunday night, though, he learned a much more effective way to get
comfortable when the temps start to drop - snuggle up with one of your
humans and get your human to pull a blanket part way over you.

http://www.webfolks.us/dan/photos/samsnuggle.jpg

Dan Mahoney wrote:

Sunday night, though, he learned a much more effective way to get
comfortable when the temps start to drop - snuggle up with one of your
humans and get your human to pull a blanket part way over you.
http://www.webfolks.us/dan/photos/samsnuggle.jpg

He looks extremely happy! What a cutie.

Joyce, trying to figure out what body part of the human we're looking
at. :)

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 22:46:23 GMT, wrote:

Dan Mahoney wrote:

Sunday night, though, he learned a much more effective way to get
comfortable when the temps start to drop - snuggle up with one of your
humans and get your human to pull a blanket part way over you.
http://www.webfolks.us/dan/photos/samsnuggle.jpg

He looks extremely happy! What a cutie.

Joyce, trying to figure out what body part of the human we're looking
at. :)
Looks like the kitty is sleeping on his arm.

"Dan Mahoney" wrote in message
...
Since I trapped/adopted Samuel kitten in July and we're in southern
California, Sammy has never really known cold. The weather has been
getting cooler, though - down into the 30's F at night. Sammy has
learned that curling up with his humans is a good way to stay
comfortable when the temperature drops.

Sunday night, though, he learned a much more effective way to get
comfortable when the temps start to drop - snuggle up with one of your
humans and get your human to pull a blanket part way over you.

http://www.webfolks.us/dan/photos/samsnuggle.jpg

Awwwwww, that is such an adorable photo! Samuel looks so content...

Yowie

in article , Dan Mahoney at
wrote on 11/27/03 2:38 PM:

Since I trapped/adopted Samuel kitten in July and we're in southern
California, Sammy has never really known cold. The weather has been
getting cooler, though - down into the 30's F at night. Sammy has
learned that curling up with his humans is a good way to stay
comfortable when the temperature drops.

Sunday night, though, he learned a much more effective way to get
comfortable when the temps start to drop - snuggle up with one of your
humans and get your human to pull a blanket part way over you.

http://www.webfolks.us/dan/photos/samsnuggle.jpg

Oh my that IS funny!

Karen

Joyce, trying to figure out what body part of the human we're looking
at. :)

Looks like the kitty is sleeping on his arm.

Exactly right! His head is up against my upper arm, almost in my armpit.

On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 12:38:35 -0800, Dan Mahoney
wrote:

Since I trapped/adopted Samuel kitten in July and we're in southern
California, Sammy has never really known cold. The weather has been
getting cooler, though - down into the 30's F at night. Sammy has
learned that curling up with his humans is a good way to stay
comfortable when the temperature drops.

Sunday night, though, he learned a much more effective way to get
comfortable when the temps start to drop - snuggle up with one of your
humans and get your human to pull a blanket part way over you.

http://www.webfolks.us/dan/photos/samsnuggle.jpg

Three of mine go that one better: they crawl completely under the
covers - between the sheets (usually). One goes all the way to my
feet - I get more out of that than she does. No pictures though -
they would just show lumps in the bed.

If there is a way to get warmer, cats will find it.


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