Kitty picspam, and a duck.

[blamebrampton]

Since I last posted photos of the cats, they have grown somewhat ...

This is the Cookie in her position of power at the top of the tower. From here she can survey her demesne, and demand pats. It's not readily obvious from the shot, but her eyes are a lovely sea green.



This is the Monster, slugging around in her Monsterly fashion. She has an incredible gift for not carrying balls of wool or toys about whenever there is a camera handy. The toy you can see at her back paws was being held winningly in her mouth as I was opening the camera case. She is still growing into her various body parts, as you can see, though the emo facial expression she is wearing is a common feature of this kitten.



And here's an artistic rendering of the Cookie! by the wonderful leochi!

They have a number of special places they like to hang out, the tunnel being one of the top three ...




The tower being another ...



And, of course, the new favourite, the empty shelf on the new bookshelves ...



And, of course, there are never any disputes over who has what space at any given time.




You can feel the love, can't you?

Also, as promised, the Duck of Rundle Mall.

Comments

[blamebrampton.livejournal.com]

She is only 3.6kg and not really very big, but she is immensely fluffy, particularly if you compare her to http://blamebrampton.livejournal.com/22545.html#cutid1
which is what she looked like when we found her at the pound. She weighed 2kg then, I think it's safe to say that she is thriving.

And yes, she loves the bookshelf, though she is cranky with me as I took some of the space back for books. Monster has adopted it, though, so it will still be a kitty space.

[norton-gale.livejournal.com]

I push my books up to the edge, which deters the kitties. They prefer the windowsills, and the back of the sofa (when humans are sitting on it, of course).

[blamebrampton.livejournal.com]

Cookie is on the back of the sofa right now! Though I have to admit there is a pillow there for her, it was left when a young friend slept over, and has never been moved since she adopted it.