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  1. #1
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    Jul 2011
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    Awwww...... Happy Birthday sweet boy. What a sweet face!
    “Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes.”.
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  2. #2
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    Dec 2005
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    So today I adopted a 14 week old kitten, who remarkably looks like Moses in the post above. I'll get a new photo tomorrow, maybe. She's currently in the guest bedroom, trying to get settled. Tomorrow I'll let Calypso and .... meet. Her name from the shelter is Yelena - which I think needs to change.

    She and her litter mates were turned in to a no-kill shelter, then fostered for 4 weeks in the Pets for Prisons program. I have a log from her Foster Mom. She seems shy, is usually hiding when I've gone in to check on her, but I can coax her out after a couple of minutes for some petting and play.

    Then when I get home the organizational part of my brain kicks in and I remember that I'm supposed to go on a business trip the week after Labor Day. oops. Have to make boarding arrangements for Calypso and Her - or may leave New Kitty at home and ask my neighbors to check on her and just board Calypso (we still have that pooping outside the litter box problem , so I don't want her to be left home when I'm gone). New Kitty is a proper lady, and uses the litter box.
    Beth

  3. #3
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    "Yelena"

    Quick search, and it's a Russian name that means "sun ray" or "shining right" if one believes what one finds on Google.

    Still not sure the name will be kept, but she does have a pretty face.
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    Beth

  4. #4
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    May 2007
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    Well, my rooster Terrence got picked off by an Owl on Thursday morning. I woke at 4:50 in the morning to horrible chicken distress noises and when I came out he was gone.

    RIP Terrence! We shall miss you, your silence, and your emo 'comb' over.
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  5. #5
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    Mar 2007
    Location
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    That's horrible! Lot of people are losing their backyard chicken lately...

  6. #6
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    Jul 2006
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    Looking at all the love there that's sleeping
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    Sorry to hear about your chicken. My BIL loses his from time to time to hawks. Once, one missed the chicken and hit a window in his barn. He had a perfect outline of hawk dust on his window! (I think the bird managed to fly away).

    I hope this works....but our two kitties love to play fetch with a fuzzy little ball, we call their "binky". Zoe is a bit better at the concept of fetch-and-return, but big, bulky Paris sometimes joins in when he isn't just out to spoil the fun.

    Here they are, at a successful round of fetch (hyperlink to Photobucket videos - first one is about 2 minutes long):


    And Zoe is sometimes easily distracted by dangly things...in this case, the wrist strap on my camera (this one is shorter - also a link to a video):
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