Announcing Matareka

The name is Polynesian


Singh wrote:

Welcome, little Matareka, to your forever-home and a mama who wants and loves
you!

It is a very lovely name. What's it's origin?

Blessed be, and hugs to the kitlet,
Baha

Bridget wrote:


It is with great joy that I announce the newest addition to the
household. Her name - just recently decided - is Matareka, which means
charming, cheerful and loving. All of which describe her to a tee. She
is mostly tabby but is while along the legs and on the stomach and
around the neck. I had gone to look for little kittens, but feel in
love with this 7 month old lover.

The other two cats told me in no uncertain terms that I MUST take her
back yesterday, however, they have calmed down a bit. Things have
calmed down enough that Matareka and the Stripey Thing are sleeping with
less than a foot between them and they don't care. And, yes, they do
know how close they are. They woke up a bit ago and each snarled a
little and then went back to sleep, closer than they were, but not
touching. So, they have relented in my must needs take her back I
guess. They aren't entirely happy, but they are adapting very very quickly.

I am quite smitten with her at the moment. She has already decided that
beds were made for sleeping and people for sleeping on. Guess who slept
with me last night and on me and around me and so on?

Bridget

The name is Polynesian


Singh wrote:

Welcome, little Matareka, to your forever-home and a mama who wants and loves
you!

It is a very lovely name. What's it's origin?

Blessed be, and hugs to the kitlet,
Baha

Bridget wrote:


It is with great joy that I announce the newest addition to the
household. Her name - just recently decided - is Matareka, which means
charming, cheerful and loving. All of which describe her to a tee. She
is mostly tabby but is while along the legs and on the stomach and
around the neck. I had gone to look for little kittens, but feel in
love with this 7 month old lover.

The other two cats told me in no uncertain terms that I MUST take her
back yesterday, however, they have calmed down a bit. Things have
calmed down enough that Matareka and the Stripey Thing are sleeping with
less than a foot between them and they don't care. And, yes, they do
know how close they are. They woke up a bit ago and each snarled a
little and then went back to sleep, closer than they were, but not
touching. So, they have relented in my must needs take her back I
guess. They aren't entirely happy, but they are adapting very very quickly.

I am quite smitten with her at the moment. She has already decided that
beds were made for sleeping and people for sleeping on. Guess who slept
with me last night and on me and around me and so on?

Bridget

The name is Polynesian


Singh wrote:

Welcome, little Matareka, to your forever-home and a mama who wants and loves
you!

It is a very lovely name. What's it's origin?

Blessed be, and hugs to the kitlet,
Baha

Bridget wrote:


It is with great joy that I announce the newest addition to the
household. Her name - just recently decided - is Matareka, which means
charming, cheerful and loving. All of which describe her to a tee. She
is mostly tabby but is while along the legs and on the stomach and
around the neck. I had gone to look for little kittens, but feel in
love with this 7 month old lover.

The other two cats told me in no uncertain terms that I MUST take her
back yesterday, however, they have calmed down a bit. Things have
calmed down enough that Matareka and the Stripey Thing are sleeping with
less than a foot between them and they don't care. And, yes, they do
know how close they are. They woke up a bit ago and each snarled a
little and then went back to sleep, closer than they were, but not
touching. So, they have relented in my must needs take her back I
guess. They aren't entirely happy, but they are adapting very very quickly.

I am quite smitten with her at the moment. She has already decided that
beds were made for sleeping and people for sleeping on. Guess who slept
with me last night and on me and around me and so on?

Bridget

Welcome, little Matareka, to your forever-home and a mama who wants and loves
you!

It is a very lovely name. What's it's origin?

Blessed be, and hugs to the kitlet,
Baha

Bridget wrote:

It is with great joy that I announce the newest addition to the
household. Her name - just recently decided - is Matareka, which means
charming, cheerful and loving. All of which describe her to a tee. She
is mostly tabby but is while along the legs and on the stomach and
around the neck. I had gone to look for little kittens, but feel in
love with this 7 month old lover.

The other two cats told me in no uncertain terms that I MUST take her
back yesterday, however, they have calmed down a bit. Things have
calmed down enough that Matareka and the Stripey Thing are sleeping with
less than a foot between them and they don't care. And, yes, they do
know how close they are. They woke up a bit ago and each snarled a
little and then went back to sleep, closer than they were, but not
touching. So, they have relented in my must needs take her back I
guess. They aren't entirely happy, but they are adapting very very quickly.

I am quite smitten with her at the moment. She has already decided that
beds were made for sleeping and people for sleeping on. Guess who slept
with me last night and on me and around me and so on?

Bridget

Welcome, little Matareka, to your forever-home and a mama who wants and loves
you!

It is a very lovely name. What's it's origin?

Blessed be, and hugs to the kitlet,
Baha

Bridget wrote:

It is with great joy that I announce the newest addition to the
household. Her name - just recently decided - is Matareka, which means
charming, cheerful and loving. All of which describe her to a tee. She
is mostly tabby but is while along the legs and on the stomach and
around the neck. I had gone to look for little kittens, but feel in
love with this 7 month old lover.

The other two cats told me in no uncertain terms that I MUST take her
back yesterday, however, they have calmed down a bit. Things have
calmed down enough that Matareka and the Stripey Thing are sleeping with
less than a foot between them and they don't care. And, yes, they do
know how close they are. They woke up a bit ago and each snarled a
little and then went back to sleep, closer than they were, but not
touching. So, they have relented in my must needs take her back I
guess. They aren't entirely happy, but they are adapting very very quickly.

I am quite smitten with her at the moment. She has already decided that
beds were made for sleeping and people for sleeping on. Guess who slept
with me last night and on me and around me and so on?

Bridget

Welcome, little Matareka, to your forever-home and a mama who wants and loves
you!

It is a very lovely name. What's it's origin?

Blessed be, and hugs to the kitlet,
Baha

Bridget wrote:

It is with great joy that I announce the newest addition to the
household. Her name - just recently decided - is Matareka, which means
charming, cheerful and loving. All of which describe her to a tee. She
is mostly tabby but is while along the legs and on the stomach and
around the neck. I had gone to look for little kittens, but feel in
love with this 7 month old lover.

The other two cats told me in no uncertain terms that I MUST take her
back yesterday, however, they have calmed down a bit. Things have
calmed down enough that Matareka and the Stripey Thing are sleeping with
less than a foot between them and they don't care. And, yes, they do
know how close they are. They woke up a bit ago and each snarled a
little and then went back to sleep, closer than they were, but not
touching. So, they have relented in my must needs take her back I
guess. They aren't entirely happy, but they are adapting very very quickly.

I am quite smitten with her at the moment. She has already decided that
beds were made for sleeping and people for sleeping on. Guess who slept
with me last night and on me and around me and so on?

Bridget

Bridget, good news indeed. Give Matareka welcoming skritches and kisses from
us. And tell the boys to hush up and calm down.
Jazz & his mama

--

Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time
"Bridget" wrote in message
news:NR31d.179944$mD.18146@attbi_s02...
It is with great joy that I announce the newest addition to the household.
Her name - just recently decided - is Matareka, which means charming,
cheerful and loving. All of which describe her to a tee. She is mostly
tabby but is while along the legs and on the stomach and around the neck.
I had gone to look for little kittens, but feel in love with this 7 month
old lover.

The other two cats told me in no uncertain terms that I MUST take her back
yesterday, however, they have calmed down a bit. Things have calmed down
enough that Matareka and the Stripey Thing are sleeping with less than a
foot between them and they don't care. And, yes, they do know how close
they are. They woke up a bit ago and each snarled a little and then went
back to sleep, closer than they were, but not touching. So, they have
relented in my must needs take her back I guess. They aren't entirely
happy, but they are adapting very very quickly.

I am quite smitten with her at the moment. She has already decided that
beds were made for sleeping and people for sleeping on. Guess who slept
with me last night and on me and around me and so on?

Bridget

Bridget, good news indeed. Give Matareka welcoming skritches and kisses from
us. And tell the boys to hush up and calm down.
Jazz & his mama

--

Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time
"Bridget" wrote in message
news:NR31d.179944$mD.18146@attbi_s02...
It is with great joy that I announce the newest addition to the household.
Her name - just recently decided - is Matareka, which means charming,
cheerful and loving. All of which describe her to a tee. She is mostly
tabby but is while along the legs and on the stomach and around the neck.
I had gone to look for little kittens, but feel in love with this 7 month
old lover.

The other two cats told me in no uncertain terms that I MUST take her back
yesterday, however, they have calmed down a bit. Things have calmed down
enough that Matareka and the Stripey Thing are sleeping with less than a
foot between them and they don't care. And, yes, they do know how close
they are. They woke up a bit ago and each snarled a little and then went
back to sleep, closer than they were, but not touching. So, they have
relented in my must needs take her back I guess. They aren't entirely
happy, but they are adapting very very quickly.

I am quite smitten with her at the moment. She has already decided that
beds were made for sleeping and people for sleeping on. Guess who slept
with me last night and on me and around me and so on?

Bridget

Bridget, good news indeed. Give Matareka welcoming skritches and kisses from
us. And tell the boys to hush up and calm down.
Jazz & his mama

--

Irulan
from the stars we come
to the stars we return
from now until the end of time
"Bridget" wrote in message
news:NR31d.179944$mD.18146@attbi_s02...
It is with great joy that I announce the newest addition to the household.
Her name - just recently decided - is Matareka, which means charming,
cheerful and loving. All of which describe her to a tee. She is mostly
tabby but is while along the legs and on the stomach and around the neck.
I had gone to look for little kittens, but feel in love with this 7 month
old lover.

The other two cats told me in no uncertain terms that I MUST take her back
yesterday, however, they have calmed down a bit. Things have calmed down
enough that Matareka and the Stripey Thing are sleeping with less than a
foot between them and they don't care. And, yes, they do know how close
they are. They woke up a bit ago and each snarled a little and then went
back to sleep, closer than they were, but not touching. So, they have
relented in my must needs take her back I guess. They aren't entirely
happy, but they are adapting very very quickly.

I am quite smitten with her at the moment. She has already decided that
beds were made for sleeping and people for sleeping on. Guess who slept
with me last night and on me and around me and so on?

Bridget

On Sun, 12 Sep 2004 22:13:01 GMT, Bridget
wrote:

It is with great joy that I announce the newest addition to the
household. Her name - just recently decided - is Matareka, which means
charming, cheerful and loving. All of which describe her to a tee. She
is mostly tabby but is while along the legs and on the stomach and
around the neck. I had gone to look for little kittens, but feel in
love with this 7 month old lover.

The other two cats told me in no uncertain terms that I MUST take her
back yesterday, however, they have calmed down a bit. Things have
calmed down enough that Matareka and the Stripey Thing are sleeping with
less than a foot between them and they don't care. And, yes, they do
know how close they are. They woke up a bit ago and each snarled a
little and then went back to sleep, closer than they were, but not
touching. So, they have relented in my must needs take her back I
guess. They aren't entirely happy, but they are adapting very very quickly.

I am quite smitten with her at the moment. She has already decided that
beds were made for sleeping and people for sleeping on. Guess who slept
with me last night and on me and around me and so on?

Bridget

Welcome Matareka, concats on the newest owner
--
Steve Touchstone,
faithful servant of Sammy, Little Bit and Rocky

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