A few photos of Tortle and friends

I have more pictures of my kitties elsewhere but I am not always on speaking
terms with my computer. One of these days I'll try to compile a few more.

Unfortunately the only cat in this group of photos still alive is Hailey,
Tortle's big fluffy brother. He is the fluffier colorpoint.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/22brix/show/

Thanks again everyone for your warm welcome.

Bonnie

Miss Bonnie I know you have been going thru some rough times as of late but
just love the stuffings out of the ones you have. Purrs to you thru this
bumpy time.



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I have more pictures of my kitties elsewhere but I am not always on
speaking
terms with my computer. One of these days I'll try to compile a few more.

Unfortunately the only cat in this group of photos still alive is Hailey,
Tortle's big fluffy brother. He is the fluffier colorpoint.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/22brix/show/

Thanks again everyone for your warm welcome.

Bonnie

22brix wrote:
I have more pictures of my kitties elsewhere but I am not always on speaking
terms with my computer. One of these days I'll try to compile a few more.

Unfortunately the only cat in this group of photos still alive is Hailey,
Tortle's big fluffy brother. He is the fluffier colorpoint.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/22brix/show/

Thanks again everyone for your warm welcome.

she was a beautiful girl. all your cats look so happy and content.

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

22brix wrote:

I have more pictures of my kitties elsewhere but I am not always on speaking
terms with my computer. One of these days I'll try to compile a few more.

Unfortunately the only cat in this group of photos still alive is Hailey,
Tortle's big fluffy brother. He is the fluffier colorpoint.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/22brix/show/


What a gorgeous bunch! Hailey is the Siamese?

Joyce

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22brix wrote:

I have more pictures of my kitties elsewhere but I am not always on
speaking
terms with my computer. One of these days I'll try to compile a few
more.

Unfortunately the only cat in this group of photos still alive is
Hailey,
Tortle's big fluffy brother. He is the fluffier colorpoint.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/22brix/show/


What a gorgeous bunch! Hailey is the Siamese?

Joyce

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Hailey is in only one of the pictures--he's sitting in the top cubby hole of
the cat tree photo. He's long haired with Siamese markings and a stub
tail--he's really gorgeous--the photo doesn't do him justice! The Siamese
with the white markings on her face is Pandora--another incredibly sweet
cat, although she hated other cats with a passion. She was my pariah cat!
Molly is the little grey cat. She also had a stubby cotton ball of a
tail--looked almost like a bunny rabbit with very strange ears! She was
deaf but that didn't affect her personality at all; the only difference with
her was that she had the loudest meow of any cat I've ever heard~obviously
couldn't hear her own voice. When she purred you could hear her across the
room. All the cats we currently have were rescued on our property and there
has been a fairly high percentage of them with stub tails.

Bonnie

22brix wrote:

Hailey is in only one of the pictures--he's sitting in the top cubby hole of
the cat tree photo. He's long haired with Siamese markings and a stub
tail--he's really gorgeous--the photo doesn't do him justice! The Siamese
with the white markings on her face is Pandora

Oh, OK, I didn't realize there were 4 cats in all. I love the one of
the 3 of them on the blue blanket, and also the first photo, in front
of the big window (great view), same 3. They were all such beautiful
cats. And so is Hailey!

Joyce

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22brix wrote:

Hailey is in only one of the pictures--he's sitting in the top cubby
hole of
the cat tree photo. He's long haired with Siamese markings and a stub
tail--he's really gorgeous--the photo doesn't do him justice! The
Siamese
with the white markings on her face is Pandora

Oh, OK, I didn't realize there were 4 cats in all. I love the one of
the 3 of them on the blue blanket, and also the first photo, in front
of the big window (great view), same 3. They were all such beautiful
cats. And so is Hailey!

Joyce

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Thanks! I think they're all gorgeous, too.

Speaking of the view--we live in Northern California with hot very dry
summers so most of the year it's "golden" grass (that's just brown dry grass
but this is "golden california" after all!). One year my husband David
bought a case of daffodil bulbs (probably 500 bulbs!) for me for our
aniversary--so every spring I get to see my daffodils and appreciate David!!

Bonnie

22brix wrote:

Speaking of the view--we live in Northern California with hot very dry
summers so most of the year it's "golden" grass (that's just brown dry grass
but this is "golden california" after all!).

LOL, yeah. What part of Northern CA? I live in the Bay Area. Originally
I'm from Massachusetts, where winters are brown and summers are green,
but after 16 years here, I'm used to it being the other way around now.

One year my husband David
bought a case of daffodil bulbs (probably 500 bulbs!) for me for our
aniversary--so every spring I get to see my daffodils and appreciate David!!

That's sweet!

Joyce

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22brix wrote:

Speaking of the view--we live in Northern California with hot very dry
summers so most of the year it's "golden" grass (that's just brown dry
grass
but this is "golden california" after all!).

LOL, yeah. What part of Northern CA? I live in the Bay Area. Originally
I'm from Massachusetts, where winters are brown and summers are green,
but after 16 years here, I'm used to it being the other way around now.

We live in Redwood Valley (with nary a redwood tree in sight except for the
three or four we planted when we bought this property). Redwood Valley is
about 2 1/2 hours north of San Francisco, a little east of hwy 101. We in
wine country (sort of)--a little north of Sonoma and Napa counties.

One year my husband David
bought a case of daffodil bulbs (probably 500 bulbs!) for me for our
aniversary--so every spring I get to see my daffodils and appreciate
David!!

That's sweet!

I thought so! He is highly resistant to buying fresh flowers (they die, you
know) so instead I have this glorious view for a few weeks in early spring.
They're justing starting now.

Bonnie



Joyce

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22brix wrote:

LOL, yeah. What part of Northern CA?

We live in Redwood Valley (with nary a redwood tree in sight except for the
three or four we planted when we bought this property). Redwood Valley is
about 2 1/2 hours north of San Francisco, a little east of hwy 101. We in
wine country (sort of)--a little north of Sonoma and Napa counties.

Maybe near Santa Rosa?

One year my husband David
bought a case of daffodil bulbs (probably 500 bulbs!) for me for our
aniversary--so every spring I get to see my daffodils and appreciate
David!!


That's sweet!

I thought so! He is highly resistant to buying fresh flowers (they die, you
know) so instead I have this glorious view for a few weeks in early spring.
They're justing starting now.

I love the photo of the cats in front of the enormous picture window,
with all the yellow flowers in the yard. They were nicely planted and it
looks like a field of wildflowers.

Joyce
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