Kitten update

There are more pics of my niece's Russian Blue kittens at

http://mia.daug.net/kitten4.php

Next Sunday they will be 12 weeks old and most of them will be going to
their new homes then. I wish I had time to go and see them one last time,
but I don't, so have to make do with the pics.

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi
Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki

"Marina" wrote
There are more pics of my niece's Russian Blue kittens at


PS Forgot to say that the yellow thing they are playing with in the final
pictures is a thing sold for Walpurgis. It's a stick with a lot of paper
streamers at one end. You're supposed to wave it about and it makes a
swishing noise. Have no idea why you're supposed to wave it about, maybe to
scare off evil? The kittens seem to have enjoyed it. ;o)

--
Marina

"Marina" wrote
There are more pics of my niece's Russian Blue kittens at


PS Forgot to say that the yellow thing they are playing with in the final
pictures is a thing sold for Walpurgis. It's a stick with a lot of paper
streamers at one end. You're supposed to wave it about and it makes a
swishing noise. Have no idea why you're supposed to wave it about, maybe to
scare off evil? The kittens seem to have enjoyed it. ;o)

--
Marina

Marina wrote:

PS Forgot to say that the yellow thing they are playing with in the final
pictures is a thing sold for Walpurgis. It's a stick with a lot of paper
streamers at one end. You're supposed to wave it about and it makes a
swishing noise. Have no idea why you're supposed to wave it about, maybe to
scare off evil? The kittens seem to have enjoyed it. ;o)

Are you kidding? The very first thing that would come into my mind on
seeing a stick with a lot of paper streamers at one end is, "Cat toy!!"

Those kittens are so cute, Marina. They're at that perfect age. I love
all the pictures you have of them playing.

Joyce

Marina wrote:

PS Forgot to say that the yellow thing they are playing with in the final
pictures is a thing sold for Walpurgis. It's a stick with a lot of paper
streamers at one end. You're supposed to wave it about and it makes a
swishing noise. Have no idea why you're supposed to wave it about, maybe to
scare off evil? The kittens seem to have enjoyed it. ;o)

Are you kidding? The very first thing that would come into my mind on
seeing a stick with a lot of paper streamers at one end is, "Cat toy!!"

Those kittens are so cute, Marina. They're at that perfect age. I love
all the pictures you have of them playing.

Joyce

On Sun, 2 May 2004 12:54:23 +0300, "Marina"
yodeled:


"Marina" wrote
There are more pics of my niece's Russian Blue kittens at


PS Forgot to say that the yellow thing they are playing with in the final
pictures is a thing sold for Walpurgis. It's a stick with a lot of paper
streamers at one end. You're supposed to wave it about and it makes a
swishing noise. Have no idea why you're supposed to wave it about, maybe to
scare off evil?

To entertain kitties, of course!


Theresa
alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/

Single-mindedness is all very well in cows or baboons; in an animal
claiming to belong to the same species as Shakespeare it is simply disgraceful.
(Aldous Huxley)

On Sun, 2 May 2004 12:54:23 +0300, "Marina"
yodeled:


"Marina" wrote
There are more pics of my niece's Russian Blue kittens at


PS Forgot to say that the yellow thing they are playing with in the final
pictures is a thing sold for Walpurgis. It's a stick with a lot of paper
streamers at one end. You're supposed to wave it about and it makes a
swishing noise. Have no idea why you're supposed to wave it about, maybe to
scare off evil?

To entertain kitties, of course!


Theresa
alt.tv.frasier FAQ: http://www.im-listening.net/FAQ/

Single-mindedness is all very well in cows or baboons; in an animal
claiming to belong to the same species as Shakespeare it is simply disgraceful.
(Aldous Huxley)

Marina wrote:
"Marina" wrote
There are more pics of my niece's Russian Blue kittens at


PS Forgot to say that the yellow thing they are playing with in the
final pictures is a thing sold for Walpurgis. It's a stick with a lot
of paper streamers at one end. You're supposed to wave it about and
it makes a swishing noise. Have no idea why you're supposed to wave
it about, maybe to scare off evil? The kittens seem to have enjoyed
it. ;o)

Don't know why'd they'd wave them around at Walpurgis, but we call 'em
pom-poms and they are used at sporting events... you know, like kitten races
and such

Marina wrote:
"Marina" wrote
There are more pics of my niece's Russian Blue kittens at


PS Forgot to say that the yellow thing they are playing with in the
final pictures is a thing sold for Walpurgis. It's a stick with a lot
of paper streamers at one end. You're supposed to wave it about and
it makes a swishing noise. Have no idea why you're supposed to wave
it about, maybe to scare off evil? The kittens seem to have enjoyed
it. ;o)

Don't know why'd they'd wave them around at Walpurgis, but we call 'em
pom-poms and they are used at sporting events... you know, like kitten races
and such

wrote

Are you kidding? The very first thing that would come into my mind on
seeing a stick with a lot of paper streamers at one end is, "Cat toy!!"


Yes, of course, they are excellent cat toys, but that's not their original
use. )

Those kittens are so cute, Marina. They're at that perfect age. I love
all the pictures you have of them playing.

Thanks, but I can't take credit for the photos. My niece took them, she's a
much better photographer than I am, and she has a much better camera. I
can't believe the one where the kitten is sitting with its head cocked,
looking straight into the camera and smiling! You'd think it was
photoshopped or something.

--
Marina, Frank and Nikki
Email marina (dot) kurten (at) pp (dot) inet (dot) fi
Pics at http://uk.f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/frankiennikki