I finally got to see the elusive Moneypenny! You should be careful, you know -- one day she might decide to go after James Bond and you'll find a "Dear Wombat" letter on your pillow. (I'm teasing, of course. I'm sure she thinks you're just as cool as Bond.)
And I agree, those who are owned by cats are very fortunate.
It's tough for me to live without a cat to be honest: my baby was 12 years old when he died. He used to climb on my keyboard and type for me all the time too. :) We once had a little issue with the mouse though and his neck, so he backed off for a day or two. ;)
My parents still have a few and they are always offering me them, but I'm living in a place right now that I can't have a cat, so... I'm living vicariously through all of the people who are putting adorable photos of their cats on this site. :) There are a lot of cat lovers on here!
I'm going to have to check out Mallika's page to see her babies. :)
Btw, a good travel buddy is invaluable: cats that have seen the world are wonderful indeed!
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The expression on her face is quite mischievous in that picture. :)
That's because she knows there are no consequences for anything she does other than continuing food, love, petting and 24/7 attention.
And I think I'm the fortunate one.
This is Moneypenny by the way. She loves James Bond, but tolerates me as a poor substitute.
Although I do drink martinis, shaken, not stirred.
I finally got to see the elusive Moneypenny! You should be careful, you know -- one day she might decide to go after James Bond and you'll find a "Dear Wombat" letter on your pillow. (I'm teasing, of course. I'm sure she thinks you're just as cool as Bond.)
And I agree, those who are owned by cats are very fortunate.
Wombat, is she the spoiled one, or are you?
I asked myself that many, many times with my cat. :) To this day, I'm still not sure of the answer...
Amanda, you have hit upon the cat fancier's conundrum.
I wonder the same thing myself, and never seem to reach a conclusion. No, that's not true. I'm the lucky one.
I'll have to find a better shot of her, and introduce Miss T-Tail, my tortoise girl to the world.
I'm SO lucky.
Another fellow-cat spoiler. Nice to meet you. :) She's a doll: I'll look forward to seeing more photos of her!
How long ago did she adopt you?
Yes, Amanda, she is a doll, here purring and attempting to lie on the keyboard as I write.
I rescued Moneypenny and Miss T-Tail from death row nine years ago in Sydney. So they are very well-travelled babies.
Not that they enjoyed any of that plane business, but they sure like the fact that I work from home and relish serving them pretty much all the time.
How can you live without a cat or three? Mallika's is a two-cat family too. She has some fantastic photos of her two boys on her blog.
It's tough for me to live without a cat to be honest: my baby was 12 years old when he died. He used to climb on my keyboard and type for me all the time too. :) We once had a little issue with the mouse though and his neck, so he backed off for a day or two. ;)
My parents still have a few and they are always offering me them, but I'm living in a place right now that I can't have a cat, so... I'm living vicariously through all of the people who are putting adorable photos of their cats on this site. :) There are a lot of cat lovers on here!
I'm going to have to check out Mallika's page to see her babies. :)
Btw, a good travel buddy is invaluable: cats that have seen the world are wonderful indeed!
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