Custer has a buddy

I've just adopted an 15 month old from a friend whose going through a
divorce and can't keep him. He's dark-grey/black tabby with white feet
and white spot in the middle of his forehead. He also has markings on
his belly that look like smiley face, so he's called Smiley.

He and Custer are best buds, and Muddy is really happy because Custer
has somebody else to use as a tackling dummy. The only downside is that
Smiley has been teaching Custer lots of bad habits, now no countertop is
safe, the top of the kitchen cabinets are perfect sleeping quarters, and
Butter must be put in the fridge ;-)

--
Nik Simpson

"nik Simpson" wrote in message
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I've just adopted an 15 month old from a friend whose going through
a divorce and can't keep him. He's dark-grey/black tabby with white
feet and white spot in the middle of his forehead. He also has
markings on his belly that look like smiley face, so he's called
Smiley.

He and Custer are best buds, and Muddy is really happy because
Custer has somebody else to use as a tackling dummy. The only
downside is that Smiley has been teaching Custer lots of bad
habits, now no countertop is safe, the top of the kitchen cabinets
are perfect sleeping quarters, and Butter must be put in the fridge
;-)

--
Nik Simpson

Custer and Smiley. What a combination of names!

Jo

nik Simpson wrote:
I've just adopted an 15 month old from a friend whose going through a
divorce and can't keep him. He's dark-grey/black tabby with white feet
and white spot in the middle of his forehead. He also has markings on
his belly that look like smiley face, so he's called Smiley.

He and Custer are best buds, and Muddy is really happy because Custer
has somebody else to use as a tackling dummy. The only downside is that
Smiley has been teaching Custer lots of bad habits, now no countertop is
safe, the top of the kitchen cabinets are perfect sleeping quarters, and
Butter must be put in the fridge ;-)



The more, the merrier~" MLB

nik Simpson wrote:
I've just adopted an 15 month old from a friend whose going through a
divorce and can't keep him. He's dark-grey/black tabby with white feet
and white spot in the middle of his forehead. He also has markings on
his belly that look like smiley face, so he's called Smiley.

He and Custer are best buds, and Muddy is really happy because Custer
has somebody else to use as a tackling dummy. The only downside is that
Smiley has been teaching Custer lots of bad habits, now no countertop is
safe, the top of the kitchen cabinets are perfect sleeping quarters, and
Butter must be put in the fridge ;-)

You just adopted him, and they're already best friends? That was
easy.

Takayuki wrote:
nik Simpson wrote:
I've just adopted an 15 month old from a friend whose going through a
divorce and can't keep him. He's dark-grey/black tabby with white feet
and white spot in the middle of his forehead. He also has markings on
his belly that look like smiley face, so he's called Smiley.

He and Custer are best buds, and Muddy is really happy because Custer
has somebody else to use as a tackling dummy. The only downside is that
Smiley has been teaching Custer lots of bad habits, now no countertop is
safe, the top of the kitchen cabinets are perfect sleeping quarters, and
Butter must be put in the fridge ;-)

You just adopted him, and they're already best friends? That was
easy.

He came about 6 weeks ago, but he's a very easy cat to integrate, good
natured to Emily and Muddy and the right age to appreciate Custer's
antics so things settled down really quickly. I think Muddy was just
grateful that he didn't get rugby tackled every time he walked through
the living room ;-)

I was worried at first that Emily might be really put out and that he
might chase her. Smiley quickly learned not to mess with the "Grey Lady"
'cause she'll kick your ass from her to next week, and after that lesson
was learned things couldn't have been smoother.

--
Nik Simpson

nik Simpson wrote:
I've just adopted an 15 month old from a friend whose going through a
divorce and can't keep him. He's dark-grey/black tabby with white feet
and white spot in the middle of his forehead. He also has markings on
his belly that look like smiley face, so he's called Smiley.

He and Custer are best buds, and Muddy is really happy because Custer
has somebody else to use as a tackling dummy. The only downside is that
Smiley has been teaching Custer lots of bad habits, now no countertop is
safe, the top of the kitchen cabinets are perfect sleeping quarters, and
Butter must be put in the fridge ;-)


LOL! Sounds like great fun is had by all.

--
Marina, Miranda and Caliban.
In loving memory of Frank and Nikki.

"nik Simpson" wrote in message
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I've just adopted an 15 month old from a friend whose going through a
divorce and can't keep him. He's dark-grey/black tabby with white feet and
white spot in the middle of his forehead. He also has markings on his
belly that look like smiley face, so he's called Smiley.

He and Custer are best buds, and Muddy is really happy because Custer has
somebody else to use as a tackling dummy. The only downside is that Smiley
has been teaching Custer lots of bad habits, now no countertop is safe,
the top of the kitchen cabinets are perfect sleeping quarters, and Butter
must be put in the fridge ;-)

--
Nik Simpson


Our cats recently discovered the countertops. We see things rearranged when
we get home. Sneaky little critters. ;-)