Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Random Photos - Mostly cats

Does anyone know how difficult it is to get a good picture of all 3 cats at one time? Like trained seals, there has to be food involved.



Alex loves the banana toy that came with Ziggy!

Mowry has claimed the new cat perch. Someone gave this away. It's in almost perfect condition. I don't usually go when they post an address, but we were on our way out and it wasn't out of the way, and it was still there, so we took it. I prefer when someone posts, and then if I claim it, they put it out for me and then give me their address.

This was at the Niles car show a few months ago. I learned to drive on one of these, but not the SS bucket seat edition.
Don'tcha love it when people are so oblivious they don't realize people need to get by them on the sidewalk? This was coming from the Fremont Art and Wine Festival. GET OUTTA MY WAY!




Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Random feline pictures and other things

I haven't updated this blog in awhile, so I thought it was time to post some pictures. Random, of course, many of felines.

I took this picture near Mission Coffee because I have some of these succulents, but I liked the way they are grouped. I wish snails would stay away from my plants. I won't use poison, but I won't hesitate to throw a snail across the driveway to its timely demise.
Awwww, Alex on the left (I can tell because he's bigger and his front paws are whiter) and Ziggy on the right (he was shaved, so he's got less fur!).
His fur is growing back and he looks gorgeous. I'd like to keep him a short-haired cat but I also don't want to have his shaved very often.
Ziggy tried reading this book too. It's pretty good, but not as good as the two Michael Connolly books I recently read.
Is that me? Nice card. I could have posed for that.
Sometimes Ziggy and Mowry will sit very close together.
One day while riding home on BART, I captured this picture from the train with the doors open at the Oakland Coliseum on a game day. Go A's!

This is one of my favorite houses in our neighborhood because of the old window and the roses being trained in the shape of a heart.