Ranger kitten progress

Though the last week has been rather stressful, it has also been
refreshing. Through the doctor visits and car crash and insurance
battles, I've been able to come home and spend time with Nancy and the
kitties.

Harri has been making fantastic progress. She now gets along fine with
everybody, including Ranger. Harri likes to hop into the bathtub to
relax, as it's nice and cool. Ranger has taken to joining her there, and
they are able to not snarl and wrestle as soon as Ranger jumps in.

Ranger is still a tiny, tiny little thing. Though she's been here for
two weeks, she's still just 8 weeks old. The folks Nancy rescued her
from took her away from mom-cat way too early, but our other kitties
have been a good job of teaching her the things she needed to learn from
momcat.

Ranger seems to chosen Samuel as her favorite play-buddy. It is quite
amusing to see a little grey ball of fluff that hardly comes up to
Sammy's chest run at him and attack. But gentle Sam, being the gentlecat
that he is, puts up with it.

Ranger is also quite a snuggler. The nights that I stay up after Nancy
goes to bed, Ranger climbs up on me and we finger wrestle. After she
gets tired of that she smurgles my right earlobe. Always the right one,
never the left. And unlike Samuel, she makes slurping and smacking
noises while she smurgles. Nothing like hearing a little tiny kitten
purring loudly while sucking and slurping on your ear! When she gets
tired of my earlobe, or when it finally becomes too ticklish for me to
stand any more, she moves on to sucking on my right eyelid. That feels
very strange.

Finally, when I can't stand any more smurgling anywhere on my face she
will lie down in my arms and smurgle on the inside of my elbow or the
bottom of the sleeve of my t-shirt. She is suck a sloppy little kitten
that within minutes the hem of my t-shirt is soaked with kittem slobber.
Quite messy, but quite adorable too. Finally, when she's all smurgled
out, she just lies her head down and goes to sleep. If I squirm or
fidget too much she will give me a very agrieved "meeeeeeeew" that
translates roughly as "I wa sleeping!".

I'd say that Nancy picked well.

in article , Dan and Nancy Mahoney at
wrote on 5/13/05 7:11 PM:

Though the last week has been rather stressful, it has also been
refreshing. Through the doctor visits and car crash and insurance
battles, I've been able to come home and spend time with Nancy and the
kitties.

Harri has been making fantastic progress. She now gets along fine with
everybody, including Ranger. Harri likes to hop into the bathtub to
relax, as it's nice and cool. Ranger has taken to joining her there, and
they are able to not snarl and wrestle as soon as Ranger jumps in.

Ranger is still a tiny, tiny little thing. Though she's been here for
two weeks, she's still just 8 weeks old. The folks Nancy rescued her
from took her away from mom-cat way too early, but our other kitties
have been a good job of teaching her the things she needed to learn from
momcat.

Ranger seems to chosen Samuel as her favorite play-buddy. It is quite
amusing to see a little grey ball of fluff that hardly comes up to
Sammy's chest run at him and attack. But gentle Sam, being the gentlecat
that he is, puts up with it.

Ranger is also quite a snuggler. The nights that I stay up after Nancy
goes to bed, Ranger climbs up on me and we finger wrestle. After she
gets tired of that she smurgles my right earlobe. Always the right one,
never the left. And unlike Samuel, she makes slurping and smacking
noises while she smurgles. Nothing like hearing a little tiny kitten
purring loudly while sucking and slurping on your ear! When she gets
tired of my earlobe, or when it finally becomes too ticklish for me to
stand any more, she moves on to sucking on my right eyelid. That feels
very strange.

Finally, when I can't stand any more smurgling anywhere on my face she
will lie down in my arms and smurgle on the inside of my elbow or the
bottom of the sleeve of my t-shirt. She is suck a sloppy little kitten
that within minutes the hem of my t-shirt is soaked with kittem slobber.
Quite messy, but quite adorable too. Finally, when she's all smurgled
out, she just lies her head down and goes to sleep. If I squirm or
fidget too much she will give me a very agrieved "meeeeeeeew" that
translates roughly as "I wa sleeping!".

I'd say that Nancy picked well.

How nice!! It has to just about make up for all the trouble that is keeping
you home

"Dan and Nancy Mahoney" wrote in message
...
Though the last week has been rather stressful, it has also been
refreshing. Through the doctor visits and car crash and insurance
battles, I've been able to come home and spend time with Nancy and the
kitties.

Harri has been making fantastic progress. She now gets along fine with
everybody, including Ranger. Harri likes to hop into the bathtub to
relax, as it's nice and cool. Ranger has taken to joining her there, and
they are able to not snarl and wrestle as soon as Ranger jumps in.

Ranger is still a tiny, tiny little thing. Though she's been here for
two weeks, she's still just 8 weeks old. The folks Nancy rescued her
from took her away from mom-cat way too early, but our other kitties
have been a good job of teaching her the things she needed to learn from
momcat.

Ranger seems to chosen Samuel as her favorite play-buddy. It is quite
amusing to see a little grey ball of fluff that hardly comes up to
Sammy's chest run at him and attack. But gentle Sam, being the gentlecat
that he is, puts up with it.

Ranger is also quite a snuggler. The nights that I stay up after Nancy
goes to bed, Ranger climbs up on me and we finger wrestle. After she
gets tired of that she smurgles my right earlobe. Always the right one,
never the left. And unlike Samuel, she makes slurping and smacking
noises while she smurgles. Nothing like hearing a little tiny kitten
purring loudly while sucking and slurping on your ear! When she gets
tired of my earlobe, or when it finally becomes too ticklish for me to
stand any more, she moves on to sucking on my right eyelid. That feels
very strange.

Finally, when I can't stand any more smurgling anywhere on my face she
will lie down in my arms and smurgle on the inside of my elbow or the
bottom of the sleeve of my t-shirt. She is suck a sloppy little kitten
that within minutes the hem of my t-shirt is soaked with kittem slobber.
Quite messy, but quite adorable too. Finally, when she's all smurgled
out, she just lies her head down and goes to sleep. If I squirm or
fidget too much she will give me a very agrieved "meeeeeeeew" that
translates roughly as "I wa sleeping!".

I'd say that Nancy picked well.

So did Ranger.

Joy

Dan, you're just a softie. Stay home and be the best Daddy to the bitties.
Jazz & his mama

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Irulan
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"Dan and Nancy Mahoney" wrote in message
...
Though the last week has been rather stressful, it has also been
refreshing. Through the doctor visits and car crash and insurance battles,
I've been able to come home and spend time with Nancy and the kitties.

Harri has been making fantastic progress. She now gets along fine with
everybody, including Ranger. Harri likes to hop into the bathtub to relax,
as it's nice and cool. Ranger has taken to joining her there, and they are
able to not snarl and wrestle as soon as Ranger jumps in.

Ranger is still a tiny, tiny little thing. Though she's been here for two
weeks, she's still just 8 weeks old. The folks Nancy rescued her from took
her away from mom-cat way too early, but our other kitties have been a
good job of teaching her the things she needed to learn from momcat.

Ranger seems to chosen Samuel as her favorite play-buddy. It is quite
amusing to see a little grey ball of fluff that hardly comes up to Sammy's
chest run at him and attack. But gentle Sam, being the gentlecat that he
is, puts up with it.

Ranger is also quite a snuggler. The nights that I stay up after Nancy
goes to bed, Ranger climbs up on me and we finger wrestle. After she gets
tired of that she smurgles my right earlobe. Always the right one, never
the left. And unlike Samuel, she makes slurping and smacking noises while
she smurgles. Nothing like hearing a little tiny kitten purring loudly
while sucking and slurping on your ear! When she gets tired of my earlobe,
or when it finally becomes too ticklish for me to stand any more, she
moves on to sucking on my right eyelid. That feels very strange.

Finally, when I can't stand any more smurgling anywhere on my face she
will lie down in my arms and smurgle on the inside of my elbow or the
bottom of the sleeve of my t-shirt. She is suck a sloppy little kitten
that within minutes the hem of my t-shirt is soaked with kittem slobber.
Quite messy, but quite adorable too. Finally, when she's all smurgled out,
she just lies her head down and goes to sleep. If I squirm or fidget too
much she will give me a very agrieved "meeeeeeeew" that translates roughly
as "I wa sleeping!".

I'd say that Nancy picked well.

Dan and Nancy Mahoney wrote:
I'd say that Nancy picked well.

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Irulan wrote:
Dan, you're just a softie. Stay home and be the best Daddy to the bitties.
Jazz & his mama

That's definitely the plan! I feel really good about Monday's interview
- I'm feeling confident that it will go well.

Dan

Did you have a crash Dan I haven't been doing much since my new
Grand-Daughter was born as I have been running {ahem, I mean
crawling }up and down from the Hospital, If you or Nancy need
Purrs you have them Jean.P.
Dan and Nancy Mahoney wrote in message
...
Though the last week has been rather stressful, it has also been
refreshing. Through the doctor visits and car crash and insurance
battles, I've been able to come home and spend time with Nancy and the
kitties.

Harri has been making fantastic progress. She now gets along fine with
everybody, including Ranger. Harri likes to hop into the bathtub to
relax, as it's nice and cool. Ranger has taken to joining her there, and
they are able to not snarl and wrestle as soon as Ranger jumps in.

Ranger is still a tiny, tiny little thing. Though she's been here for
two weeks, she's still just 8 weeks old. The folks Nancy rescued her
from took her away from mom-cat way too early, but our other kitties
have been a good job of teaching her the things she needed to learn from
momcat.

Ranger seems to chosen Samuel as her favorite play-buddy. It is quite
amusing to see a little grey ball of fluff that hardly comes up to
Sammy's chest run at him and attack. But gentle Sam, being the gentlecat
that he is, puts up with it.

Ranger is also quite a snuggler. The nights that I stay up after Nancy
goes to bed, Ranger climbs up on me and we finger wrestle. After she
gets tired of that she smurgles my right earlobe. Always the right one,
never the left. And unlike Samuel, she makes slurping and smacking
noises while she smurgles. Nothing like hearing a little tiny kitten
purring loudly while sucking and slurping on your ear! When she gets
tired of my earlobe, or when it finally becomes too ticklish for me to
stand any more, she moves on to sucking on my right eyelid. That feels
very strange.

Finally, when I can't stand any more smurgling anywhere on my face she
will lie down in my arms and smurgle on the inside of my elbow or the
bottom of the sleeve of my t-shirt. She is suck a sloppy little kitten
that within minutes the hem of my t-shirt is soaked with kittem slobber.
Quite messy, but quite adorable too. Finally, when she's all smurgled
out, she just lies her head down and goes to sleep. If I squirm or
fidget too much she will give me a very agrieved "meeeeeeeew" that
translates roughly as "I wa sleeping!".

I'd say that Nancy picked well.

By the way I gather that you also have a new baby {of a different kind }
welcome to the club, Ranger sounds cute, Does Harri get jealous?
Jean.P.





Dan and Nancy Mahoney wrote in message
...
Irulan wrote:
Dan, you're just a softie. Stay home and be the best Daddy to the
bitties.
Jazz & his mama

That's definitely the plan! I feel really good about Monday's interview
- I'm feeling confident that it will go well.

Dan

On Fri, 13 May 2005 17:11:49 -0700, Dan and Nancy Mahoney
yodeled:

Though the last week has been rather stressful, it has also been
refreshing. Through the doctor visits and car crash and insurance
battles, I've been able to come home and spend time with Nancy and the
kitties.

Harri has been making fantastic progress. She now gets along fine with
everybody, including Ranger. Harri likes to hop into the bathtub to
relax, as it's nice and cool. Ranger has taken to joining her there, and
they are able to not snarl and wrestle as soon as Ranger jumps in.

Ranger is still a tiny, tiny little thing. Though she's been here for
two weeks, she's still just 8 weeks old.

Pictures! Show me pictures of the smurgling fuzzball!!!!


Theresa
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Lots of purrs and best wishes for your interview, Dan,
--
Polonca & Soncek

"Dan and Nancy Mahoney" wrote in message
...
Irulan wrote:
Dan, you're just a softie. Stay home and be the best Daddy to the
bitties.
Jazz & his mama

That's definitely the plan! I feel really good about Monday's interview
- I'm feeling confident that it will go well.

Dan