I was scrolling through the photos I have, looking for something that would make me feel peaceful. This was it. All that green. I just want to be sitting under that weeping willow tree--or maybe lying beneath it, soaking up the birdsong and the gentle breeze and the scent of life. That this photo was taken, in the winter time means it is in a totally different climate zone from mine, and that suits me fine. Better than fine.| Tweet |  Delicious |
Colleen Coble writes romantic suspense with a strong atmospheric element. A lovable animal of some kind--usually a dog--always populates her novels. She can be bribed with DeBrand mocha truffles.
Denise Hunter writes women's fiction and love stories with a strong emotional element. Her husband says he provides her with all her romantic material, but Denise insists a good imagination helps too.
Diann Hunt writes romantic comedy and humorous women's fiction. She has been happily married forever, loves her family, chocolate, her friends, chocolate, her dog, and well, chocolate.
Cheryl Hodde writes romantic medical suspense under the pen name of Hannah Alexander, using all the input she can get from her husband, Mel, for the medical expertise. For fun she hikes and reads. Out of guilt, she rescues discarded cats. She and Mel are presently taking orders from four pampered strays.
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Pajamas
I like that. PJ for short. Because he does have white feet and a white tip on his tail. Thanks, Barb!
We want to see the kitty!
Okay, as soon as Mel wakes up I'll have him post a photo. That may not happen for awhile. He just took a pain pill.
And for tomorrow...deworming. Not Mel, the kitten.
you could call him "sad sack"
glad to it is the cat and not Mel ;)
that is a way cool picture!
I think you HAVE to keep him!
Good luck. It took us awhile to come up with a name for one of our cats. It started out as Moana because "she" meowed so much. When we went to get "her" fixed she came out a he with a big NEUTERED MALE written across his form. He had very feminine qualities though. We changed Moana a few times until we came up with Harry and then changed it once more to Lou. So he's been Lou for awhile now. We also have one other cat named Davi.
Sad sack. Saddie...hmm...
I usually watch a cat for awhile and then come up with a name to match the personality. Data--we initially named HER Joy until HE got neutered. He had yellow eyes and I love Star Trek (so I'm old. Sue me.) Teddy Bear lives up to the second name rather than the first--she's a bear when a new cat comes into the house. And Hobbit is fat and occasionally psycho. Has anyone ever noticed that it's hard to tell the difference between a neutered male and a female?
I do love that picture. My uncle lives in a condo there in California, and I can't wait to visit him this summer and find that tree.
If we keep this cat, Teddy Bear may rip me to shreds. She's already drawn blood--not much, but enough to let me know she means business. She made up later.
Seriously, if someone wants a darling little neutered boy cat, let me know!
Okay, I love name games... :-)
...Snuggles (taps into his personality and his room of residence right now, haha) Cuddles?
...I love literary names, so how about Billerbeck, HUNTer, or Coble? Mr. Darcy? Sherlock? Poe (then he'd get sympathy all his life...oh that Poe little boy...) :-)
...Favorite Singers? Elvis? Willy? Mercy Me? Ha! Um, flailing here, I can never remember artists names!
...Bible names? Hathach, Esther's eunuch? Sorry. But, I do like Mordecai or Morty.
... Desi (I'm an I love Lucy fan!)? Gilligan/Gilly? Skipper? The Professor? Mr. Howell? :-) Van Dyke?
...in honor of your favorite doctors? We have Tex and Jake, but had they gotten here early, they were going to be Duffy and O'Shaughnessey.
OK, I will stop. :-)
Let us know who he ends up being!
You might consider "lunch" if Teddy Bear has such an aversion. LOL
LOL. Oh, Beverly, those are such inspiring names! i especially like Gilligan. I used to watch Gilligan's Island all the time. Professor. Skipper. Mr Howell...I'm so glad I'm not the only one who lives in the past--the best shows on television.
Mr. Ed?
Then there were the Monkees--Davy, Mickey, Peter, Mike. Beatles. John, Paul, Ringo, George. Okay, not much to choose from there.
Mr. D'Arcy?
Skipper would work since he skipped from being dumped to begging at our front door, back door, windows....
Sigh
Lunch! Oh, that's hilarious! Yes Teddy Bear will behave.She hasn't eaten the competition yet. She's wanted to, but she has self-control.
LOL
Oh, Rachel, Teddy Bear doesn't eat other cats for lunch. She eats my hands. LOL
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