new fur ball - or Name that Kitty!

[Tuckervill]

My eldest son has a cat named Catch. But when they adopted him he had a serious intestinal issues, which lead to diarrhea...so his nickname became Poo-Kitty. Then comes along Grandson, who's grown up with Poo. One of his first words of course, is Poo. Every cat is Poo to him. So everywhere we go, he points and says PooooO? He's very cute. Poo has been a great companion for the little guy.

Here they are having a conversation. Might be about that ball in the baby's lap?

[lph]

uh-oh - that looks like an accident waiting to happen

very cute photo, though.

I'm hoping Poo-cat is sedate and wellmannered when it comes to claws...

[Tuckervill]

Oh, yes. They have 3 cats and the baby knows which cats tolerate what. Catch kept very near the baby as much as possible when he was tiny (I mean tiny...he was 2 lbs 14 oz at birth). Those cats are SO fat and lazy! I can't imagine them even lifting a paw to swat a fly.

Karen

[mimitabby]

Karen, the cat and the baby are the same size! how old is the baby? how much does that cat weigh??
I had kids and cats too!

[Tuckervill]

Karen, the cat and the baby are the same size! how old is the baby? how much does that cat weigh??
I had kids and cats too!

Oh, I just LOVE that '80s long toddler hair! The cat is cute, too.

My grandson, in that picture, was about 9 months old, and probably only weighed about 10 or 11 lbs. He was born 10 weeks early, so he was tiny. All the cats outweighed him for the first year of his life!

He's 2-1/2 now, and he has that long hair just like his daddy (my son) did at age 2 in the '80s. My DIL's generation think they invented all the fashion that is now.

Karen

[lph]

A couple of new name suggestions fell into my head yesterday:

Daia ("dye-ah")
Mirrow ("mirr-oh")
Miro ("mee-roh")

[SouthernBelle]

Monet
or Manet.

For the washed colors.