Even though it's not Feb. yet, this image of my sleeping cats (one big fluffy cat is missing) struck me as one of true togetherness -haha -or is it that they are wishing winter away???
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
New year's marathon in VCP
Todd's celebration run
bartram forest 100K-dec 2010
rainy spring day before Boston M.
Hugo and Frank after Boston 2010
nyc 1/2 marathon -March 21, 2010
manhattan half 2010 finish
run around manhattan-headed up west side!
About Me
- CTmarathoner
- I am married with 3 boys, ages 17, 13, and 10. I worked in advertising and financial marketing for 12 years and was a free-lance writer. I am now semi-retired but keep busy with art classes, volunteer work, and competitive running. Would like to go back to work as a writer when my youngest gets older.
mile 15 of vt 100 with yuki and yuki
vt 100 2009 finish
recent watercolor sketches
will run for bagels
ahh...summer
umstead 2008 -Wysteria Lane
me hugging Don on t-giving
.JPG)
before stone cat 50 miler
mile 78 of VT 100 -7/2008
beth and i after joe K. 10K -12/2008
rob and i at Ted Corbitt 24 hour run
before the start of the VT 100 miler
Umstead 100 miler
me at finish line with Harlin, my pacer
Umstead 100 mile endurance run --pre-race
friends and runners pre-race
Jack kerouac with cat! (Sent by RunD).
after the hudson-mohawk winter marathon w/rob-cold but sunny
Lydia with my favorite black cat print
Caumsett Park 50K -cold and windy!
me and my brother and sister-in-law
3 comments:
Your cats are really cute! Is the picture of Tarzan and Lydia? Are they genetic siblings?
Our cats snuggle alot in winter, although I think it is because we have our heat set moderately low...in fact at night on occasion we get all of our 3 cats under the covers with us, which is nice.
Tammy
Tammy --these are shelter cats --believe it or not, they were each n a cage for 4 years:((( --in a no-kill shelter. It just shows that cats really need a good home, and shows that they can adjust to a home!!
I close my door as they would sleep by my head...
Speaking about cats sleeping on heads, Tristan has our biggest cat: Zaboo ("Boo") sleep on his head a lot. In fact Boo frequently kneads Tristan's head at night (usually 2 in the morning when we're all trying to sleep, thus Tristan's girly shrieks wake us all up!). This is apparently a bit painful because Boo has all his claws (and he's not afraid to use them!)
Post a Comment