I noticed some scratches on Noel’s ear. She wasn’t complaining or licking or anything, but clearly, she got into a scuffle with either Nine or Mini. I am assuming Nine since he doesn’t like that she has started to go downstairs. She used to be downstairs a lot when she was younger but stopped venturing away from the kitchen/dining room area for many years. Now we are finding her in bedrooms and the laundry room and all her old haunts. Maybe she is having a second kittenhood. Nine is miffed since he owns everything, being the house Tom. Poor Noel. Good news is, she is too simple to care. I do love that about her.
These two crack me up. Mini never ever ever leaves Nine alone. Sometimes he gets tired of her. But other times, he is the instigator. Deep down I think he really loves the rumble.Watch in the video how he eggs her on.
Cat paws are such delicate and fascinating things. Have you really ever looked at them? I am amazed how they provide such support to jump way up onto things when they are so soft and smushy. But that is exactly what they were designed for – they are shock absorbers. And did you ever notice your cat using their front paws to hold things like humans do? They have 5 fingers on their front paws but only 4 on their back. Want to know more about paws? Here are 9 Fascinating Facts About Cat Paws
Noel, the Christmas Cat, about a year old in this photo, and baby Constance Kitty, maybe 6 months, amazed by a bird or a bug out the window. Connie passed over the bridge at about 5 years old. Noel, as you know, is still staring out that window 11 years later.
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