kitty in the sink

A certain black kitty has discovered the kitchen sink, and is
completely fascinated trying to figure out Where The Water Goes.
Every time I go near the sink, he comes racing into the kitchen
and jumps up and gets into it (and in my way, of course). He's
perfectly willing to get wet in the process. In this group of
pictures, I'd left the water dripping from the tap, and each
droplet of water made a nice thumping sound against the metal
sink, which was riveting to him.

Unfortunately, the quality of these photos is pretty bad - blurry
and dark, although I did my best with Photoshop - so you can't see
the water on his head and back. Sorry - I'll try to get better shots
next time! At least you can tell from his posture that he's very
intent on watching the drops of water.

http://home.sonic.net/~jwermont/kittens/sink.html

Joyce

in article ,
at wrote on 11/26/03
3:52 AM:

A certain black kitty has discovered the kitchen sink, and is
completely fascinated trying to figure out Where The Water Goes.
Every time I go near the sink, he comes racing into the kitchen
and jumps up and gets into it (and in my way, of course). He's
perfectly willing to get wet in the process. In this group of
pictures, I'd left the water dripping from the tap, and each
droplet of water made a nice thumping sound against the metal
sink, which was riveting to him.

Unfortunately, the quality of these photos is pretty bad - blurry
and dark, although I did my best with Photoshop - so you can't see
the water on his head and back. Sorry - I'll try to get better shots
next time! At least you can tell from his posture that he's very
intent on watching the drops of water.

http://home.sonic.net/~jwermont/kittens/sink.html

Joyce

That's entertainment!

Karen

A certain black kitty has discovered the kitchen sink, and is
completely fascinated trying to figure out Where The Water Goes.
Every time I go near the sink, he comes racing into the kitchen
and jumps up and gets into it (and in my way, of course). He's
perfectly willing to get wet in the process. In this group of
pictures, I'd left the water dripping from the tap, and each
droplet of water made a nice thumping sound against the metal
sink, which was riveting to him.

Unfortunately, the quality of these photos is pretty bad - blurry
and dark, although I did my best with Photoshop - so you can't see
the water on his head and back. Sorry - I'll try to get better shots
next time! At least you can tell from his posture that he's very
intent on watching the drops of water.

http://home.sonic.net/~jwermont/kittens/sink.html

Joyce

Aww, what a cutie he must be. It always tickled me that Yoda was more concerned
with Where The Water Goes than where it came from. I love reading posts like
this one. It makes me remember the cute stuff they used to do before they
turned into old men and just sleep all the time.

Sherry

wrote
A certain black kitty has discovered the kitchen sink, and is
completely fascinated trying to figure out Where The Water Goes.
Every time I go near the sink, he comes racing into the kitchen
and jumps up and gets into it (and in my way, of course). He's
perfectly willing to get wet in the process. In this group of
pictures, I'd left the water dripping from the tap, and each
droplet of water made a nice thumping sound against the metal
sink, which was riveting to him.

Unfortunately, the quality of these photos is pretty bad - blurry
and dark, although I did my best with Photoshop - so you can't see
the water on his head and back. Sorry - I'll try to get better shots
next time! At least you can tell from his posture that he's very
intent on watching the drops of water.

Aww, how cute! Frank is very happy to see that the younger generation is
prepared to carry on his research into Where The Water Goes. He might be
thinking of retiring now that he is turning 16 (tomorrow!). Another spiffy
tuxedo gentlecat for the world of science!

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi

On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 09:52:44 GMT, wrote:

A certain black kitty has discovered the kitchen sink, and is
completely fascinated trying to figure out Where The Water Goes.
Every time I go near the sink, he comes racing into the kitchen
and jumps up and gets into it (and in my way, of course). He's
perfectly willing to get wet in the process. In this group of
pictures, I'd left the water dripping from the tap, and each
droplet of water made a nice thumping sound against the metal
sink, which was riveting to him.

Unfortunately, the quality of these photos is pretty bad - blurry
and dark, although I did my best with Photoshop - so you can't see
the water on his head and back. Sorry - I'll try to get better shots
next time! At least you can tell from his posture that he's very
intent on watching the drops of water.

http://home.sonic.net/~jwermont/kittens/sink.html

Joyce

Tryed you site and got following:

503 - User Over Quota!
Referer URL: (none)
Requested URL: (none)




The website that you have requested has been taken off line because
the users has exceeded their bandwidth quota. If this is your website
you can change this behaviour in the Sonic.net MemberTools.

For more information regarding Sonic.net and its services, please see
http://www.sonic.net/.

"Sherry " wrote in message
...
A certain black kitty has discovered the kitchen sink, and is
completely fascinated trying to figure out Where The Water Goes.
Every time I go near the sink, he comes racing into the kitchen
and jumps up and gets into it (and in my way, of course). He's
perfectly willing to get wet in the process. In this group of
pictures, I'd left the water dripping from the tap, and each
droplet of water made a nice thumping sound against the metal
sink, which was riveting to him.

Unfortunately, the quality of these photos is pretty bad - blurry
and dark, although I did my best with Photoshop - so you can't see
the water on his head and back. Sorry - I'll try to get better shots
next time! At least you can tell from his posture that he's very
intent on watching the drops of water.

http://home.sonic.net/~jwermont/kittens/sink.html

Joyce

Aww, what a cutie he must be. It always tickled me that Yoda was more
concerned
with Where The Water Goes than where it came from. I love reading posts
like
this one. It makes me remember the cute stuff they used to do before they
turned into old men and just sleep all the time.

Sherry

Be careful Sherry. You may find a kitten on your doorstep!!

Karen

"whayface" wrote in message
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On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 09:52:44 GMT, wrote:


Tryed you site and got following:

503 - User Over Quota!



I was able to access the site without any difficulty, so you may want to try
again. Cute pictures!

MaryL

On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 09:52:44 GMT, wrote:

A certain black kitty has discovered the kitchen sink, and is
completely fascinated trying to figure out Where The Water Goes.
Every time I go near the sink, he comes racing into the kitchen
and jumps up and gets into it (and in my way, of course). He's
perfectly willing to get wet in the process. In this group of
pictures, I'd left the water dripping from the tap, and each
droplet of water made a nice thumping sound against the metal
sink, which was riveting to him.

Unfortunately, the quality of these photos is pretty bad - blurry
and dark, although I did my best with Photoshop - so you can't see
the water on his head and back. Sorry - I'll try to get better shots
next time! At least you can tell from his posture that he's very
intent on watching the drops of water.

http://home.sonic.net/~jwermont/kittens/sink.html

Joyce

Around here Sammy is in charge of making sure the water drains
properly, and from what I can see from the pictures she's a twin to
your water detective. In fact, back when Sam was a kitten, I had to
keep a close watch as she would also try to investigate the garbage
disposal. Thankfully, she outgrew her disposal facination after a she
learned this got her splashed.
--
Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky

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http://www.sirinet.net/~stouchst/index.html

On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 15:03:56 +0200, "Marina"
wrote:

Aww, how cute! Frank is very happy to see that the younger generation is
prepared to carry on his research into Where The Water Goes. He might be
thinking of retiring now that he is turning 16 (tomorrow!). Another spiffy
tuxedo gentlecat for the world of science!

Happy BD Frank

Many happy returns - with hopes for very few carrier trips to vampire
TED in the future.
--
Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky

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On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 13:40:11 GMT, whayface
wrote:

On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 09:52:44 GMT, wrote:
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http://home.sonic.net/~jwermont/kittens/sink.html

Joyce

Tryed you site and got following:

503 - User Over Quota!
Referer URL: (none)
Requested URL: (none)

The website that you have requested has been taken off line because
the users has exceeded their bandwidth quota. If this is your website
you can change this behaviour in the Sonic.net MemberTools.

For more information regarding Sonic.net and its services, please see
http://www.sonic.net/.


Hmmm, another crazy error message. I had no trouble with the site when
I looked
--
Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky

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