Tribyoot to Magnolia Blossom (Maggie)

gray-brown tabby rises to honor her sister

Magnolia Blossom, House of McGuigan (known affectionately, and
preferably, as
Maggie) was a purebred Abyssinian, who spent several years as a
breeding queen. She was being retired when she saw momEva and Paw at
the international cat show in Georgia. It was love at first sight and
home she came. Maggie was always REGAL, except that ... well, to put
it mildly, she was somewhat less than graceful and had a bad habit of
drooling over her food. She did her best to maintain her regal bearing
during "lapses" and we did our best to play along - but it was very
hard at times not to laugh.

She was a good mother and did most of the work raising Roswell, after
momEva and our hoominsisfur brought Roswell home. She also was an
intrepid
explorer, and managed to visit virtually every horizontal surface in
her OneTrooHome in the seven years she spent with us. When she wasn't
eating or misjudging a jump in her explorations, her favorite
"activity" was smurgling next to Mom.

There is an empty spot on the bed and in our hearts.

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gray-brown tabby rises to honor her sister

Magnolia Blossom, House of McGuigan (known affectionately, and
preferably, as
Maggie) was a purebred Abyssinian, who spent several years as a
breeding queen. She was being retired when she saw momEva and Paw at
the international cat show in Georgia. It was love at first sight and
home she came. Maggie was always REGAL, except that ... well, to put
it mildly, she was somewhat less than graceful and had a bad habit of
drooling over her food. She did her best to maintain her regal bearing
during "lapses" and we did our best to play along - but it was very
hard at times not to laugh.

She was a good mother and did most of the work raising Roswell, after
momEva and our hoominsisfur brought Roswell home. She also was an
intrepid
explorer, and managed to visit virtually every horizontal surface in
her OneTrooHome in the seven years she spent with us. When she wasn't
eating or misjudging a jump in her explorations, her favorite
"activity" was smurgling next to Mom.

There is an empty spot on the bed and in our hearts.

A beeyootiful Tribyoot fur a luffly ladycat.

Mietze
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gray-brown tabby rises to honor her sister

Magnolia Blossom, House of McGuigan (known affectionately, and
preferably, as
Maggie) was a purebred Abyssinian, who spent several years as a
breeding queen. She was being retired when she saw momEva and Paw at
the international cat show in Georgia. It was love at first sight and
home she came. Maggie was always REGAL, except that ... well, to put
it mildly, she was somewhat less than graceful and had a bad habit of
drooling over her food. She did her best to maintain her regal bearing
during "lapses" and we did our best to play along - but it was very
hard at times not to laugh.

She was a good mother and did most of the work raising Roswell, after
momEva and our hoominsisfur brought Roswell home. She also was an
intrepid
explorer, and managed to visit virtually every horizontal surface in
her OneTrooHome in the seven years she spent with us. When she wasn't
eating or misjudging a jump in her explorations, her favorite
"activity" was smurgling next to Mom.

There is an empty spot on the bed and in our hearts.

A beeyootiful Tribyoot fur a luffly ladycat.

Mietze
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dat wuz loferli, OEJ
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gray-brown tabby rises to honor her sister

Magnolia Blossom, House of McGuigan (known affectionately, and
preferably, as
Maggie) was a purebred Abyssinian, who spent several years as a
breeding queen. She was being retired when she saw momEva and Paw at
the international cat show in Georgia. It was love at first sight and
home she came. Maggie was always REGAL, except that ... well, to put
it mildly, she was somewhat less than graceful and had a bad habit of
drooling over her food. She did her best to maintain her regal bearing
during "lapses" and we did our best to play along - but it was very
hard at times not to laugh.

She was a good mother and did most of the work raising Roswell, after
momEva and our hoominsisfur brought Roswell home. She also was an
intrepid
explorer, and managed to visit virtually every horizontal surface in
her OneTrooHome in the seven years she spent with us. When she wasn't
eating or misjudging a jump in her explorations, her favorite
"activity" was smurgling next to Mom.

There is an empty spot on the bed and in our hearts.

A fitting tribute. Finrod wants to mention that he is mostly Abby and
he wishes that he had known her.

Mia, Callie, Camille, Finrod & Scottie-Pippin

A beautiful tribute. Maggie will be there with youze alwayz in youze heartz
and memoriez.

Puddi Cat
(sniffling as she hears these lovely tributes and Buster paws over more
kleenix)

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Dat waz tuching. Meowmie sayz dat soundz lotz like me regarding
horizontal surfaces and smurgling.

Chappy

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gray-brown tabby rises to honor her sister

Magnolia Blossom, House of McGuigan (known affectionately, and
preferably, as
Maggie) was a purebred Abyssinian, who spent several years as a
breeding queen. She was being retired when she saw momEva and Paw at
the international cat show in Georgia. It was love at first sight and
home she came. Maggie was always REGAL, except that ... well, to put
it mildly, she was somewhat less than graceful and had a bad habit of
drooling over her food. She did her best to maintain her regal bearing
during "lapses" and we did our best to play along - but it was very
hard at times not to laugh.

She was a good mother and did most of the work raising Roswell, after
momEva and our hoominsisfur brought Roswell home. She also was an
intrepid
explorer, and managed to visit virtually every horizontal surface in
her OneTrooHome in the seven years she spent with us. When she wasn't
eating or misjudging a jump in her explorations, her favorite
"activity" was smurgling next to Mom.

There is an empty spot on the bed and in our hearts.

On Oct 27, 8:59 am, Eileen Clark wrote:
A fitting tribute. Finrod wants to mention that he is mostly Abby and
he wishes that he had known her.

Mia, Callie, Camille, Finrod & Scottie-Pippin

momEva offers to skritch Finrod I'm sure she would have liked
knowing you too, Finrod. She was a very friendly kitty.

Maggie wuz luckee to adopt a famlee that unnerstood her and wuz gentle
and luvving wif her shortcommings. Actually no cat haz these. Maggie
just had a good senz of hoomer to see wot thuh famlee wud do. I
imajin yew feel sum wiggling and giggling in that empty spot on thuh
bed cuz Maggie iz still there.

Little Kitty

On Oct 26, 8:50?pm, wrote:
gray-brown tabby rises to honor her sister

Magnolia Blossom, House of McGuigan (known affectionately, and
preferably, as
Maggie) was a purebred Abyssinian, who spent several years as a
breeding queen. She was being retired when she saw momEva and Paw at
the international cat show in Georgia. It was love at first sight and
home she came. Maggie was always REGAL, except that ... well, to put
it mildly, she was somewhat less than graceful and had a bad habit of
drooling over her food. She did her best to maintain her regal bearing
during "lapses" and we did our best to play along - but it was very
hard at times not to laugh.

She was a good mother and did most of the work raising Roswell, after
momEva and our hoominsisfur brought Roswell home. She also was an
intrepid
explorer, and managed to visit virtually every horizontal surface in
her OneTrooHome in the seven years she spent with us. When she wasn't
eating or misjudging a jump in her explorations, her favorite
"activity" was smurgling next to Mom.

There is an empty spot on the bed and in our hearts.

Ize sorree I nevver getted to meet Maggie. She sownz like a gudgud kittee.

Rebecca

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gray-brown tabby rises to honor her sister

Magnolia Blossom, House of McGuigan (known affectionately, and
preferably, as
Maggie) was a purebred Abyssinian, who spent several years as a
breeding queen. She was being retired when she saw momEva and Paw at
the international cat show in Georgia. It was love at first sight and
home she came. Maggie was always REGAL, except that ... well, to put
it mildly, she was somewhat less than graceful and had a bad habit of
drooling over her food. She did her best to maintain her regal bearing
during "lapses" and we did our best to play along - but it was very
hard at times not to laugh.

She was a good mother and did most of the work raising Roswell, after
momEva and our hoominsisfur brought Roswell home. She also was an
intrepid
explorer, and managed to visit virtually every horizontal surface in
her OneTrooHome in the seven years she spent with us. When she wasn't
eating or misjudging a jump in her explorations, her favorite
"activity" was smurgling next to Mom.

There is an empty spot on the bed and in our hearts.