It's Snowing in Chicago!

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We love the snow!  It makes life so exciting.  The commute to work wasn't too bad...I'll love it if I can get home from work tonight.

Meanwhile, the cats are enjoying the snow the way only cats can:

Ida likes to watch the snow especially when it comes off the lake. She'll watch it in the room closest to the lake and then run to the next room to see where it went.  Yeah, she's cute, but not the brightest bulb on the porch. Here she is sitting on the heater and enjoying the view.


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Meanwhile Teddy never let's the snow bother him.  Hey its always a good time for a nap at our house. He is my smart Tasmanian Devil cat.  He's either full go or full stop.  Or full yawn.




Hope everyone is safe and warm!

Comments

[rose-cat.livejournal.com]

My Rose (see icon) was taken off the street at about four months of age. She was raised by a family that couldn't keep her, and ended up in a "group home" with fourteen other cats. She was awfully shy, and the owners decided she deserved a shot at a home where she'd get more attention. I adopted her from the shelter for which I was volunteering at the time. My post about that is here. If you want to read more about her, the tag is "rose cat," but it gets pretty sad since it covers her illness and last days. (Not bad for her -- she didn't suffer much at all -- but hard for her peoples.)

Missy (who I need an icon for) is a big tabby-and-white who I adopted at about four weeks of age. She's now thirteen and around thirteen pounds. Rose was her companion for twelve years. Missy missed her initially, but I think that then she realized that she could get a LOT more attention. She proceeded to make sure that she did. My post about getting her in the first place is here. She doesn't like going to the vet either, but once she's there she's docile, if not overly cooperative.

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I will go and read - she's a cutie and it sounds like you gave her a wonderful life!