I gotta say, you're cute.
And ... what's your brother's name?
Ha, thanks.
His name's Kevin...but he's married with two kids in Japan, so good luck.
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Ha, thanks.
His name's Kevin...but he's married with two kids in Japan, so good luck.
So I've been drinking some wine and looking at older pics, and I think I want to get my hair cut like this again (I'm on the left, the other two are my brother and sister):
I'm super shaggy right now, and you can barely see my eyes...but my roommate that always cut my hair moved so I don't know who to go to anymore.
I would say keep the hair. It's nice.
I gotta say, you're cute.
And ... what's your brother's name?
Ha, thanks.
His name's Kevin...but he's married with two kids in Japan, so good luck.
I love a challenge.
Pictures I took at a local park:
Below are the self nick named "Bush Kitties"; there are four Bush Kitties, but two have been MIA this passed week. A lady who started coming to the track decided to take it upon herself and call an animal place and the place started trapping the cats, then removing them of their reproductive ability, and clipping their ears as a sign they've been taken care of; notice he black who -- her left ear was clipped.
Lady jsut started coming her and she did this. I told her to talk to the people who have been coming here 11 years to feed the cats, who say there is NOT a problem with kittens, yet this lady ignored it, now the black cat (who has no name, but a real nice lady I met at the park calls her "Sprite") has a clipped ear, and the other two Bush Kitties are missing. The other two are skittish. The other two are: "Stubs" who is like a grumpy 80 year old man who will bite, but is nice one you give it enough love, and "Black & White" (a stupid name I call it since it doesn't have one) -- a black and white mature kitten who just earlier this month I had been making break throughs with after over six months. As soon as the lady told me she was doing this to the cats, I knew Stubs and Black & White might feel endangered an and probably run away from the park. Looks like they may have. Just a week ago I found Black & White trapped in a cage. There was a towel over it, but he was already wet and crying out -- he'd been there in the rain for who knows how long. And from the time I let him out of that cage, until the cage disappeared, it was almost two hours later.
"Sprite" loves to be loved. She'll walk out into the track and just fall over in front of you in hopes you'll stop and give her some sugar. In fact, she'll climb into my lap and semi sleep there for half an hour while I pet her.
The white one is called "Bunny" by the park people who take care of the cats (about 10 people so far I know of). Threw the chain of kitty command, from "Sprite" to Stubs, to Bunny I finally managed to get Bunny. It took five months or love and trust earning and now Bunny runs up to me instead of running away, rubs up against me, and LOVES being pet. Her head gets so close to the ground from petting her face, that she'll sometimes fall over from enjoyment. As you can see her ear is not clipped, but what you cant' see is that her belly looks like it's been shaved clean where her reproductive organs are. Bunny is so sweet. People say it looks liek a "bunny", and just today while petting her, I noted that her fur does indeed feel like rabbit fear.
Her, Black & White, and "Sprite" are like a group of friends and now she seems lonely because Black & White is missing, and yesterday when all the cats were missing except "Sprite", "Sprite" seemd unusually sad. It took four months to get Stubs and I fear if he didn't run away from the park, the people who brought him in may have gotten bitten (he will bite if you trap him and force yourself upon him) and put him to sleep.
Bunny started doing something new today -- cute meowing. Adorable.
As you can see, people even bring cup bits and pour them water. What you see in the food tray is half a borito with meat, rice, and other stuff, that somebody threw away and I caught and saved for the kitties -- they ate it (they love Taco Bell cheese too).
Below are the self nick named "Bush Kitties"; there are four Bush Kitties, but two have been MIA this passed week. A lady who started coming to the track decided to take it upon herself and call an animal place and the place started trapping the cats, then removing them of their reproductive ability, and clipping their ears as a sign they've been taken care of; notice he black who -- her left ear was clipped.
Lady jsut started coming her and she did this. I told her to talk to the people who have been coming here 11 years to feed the cats, who say there is NOT a problem with kittens, yet this lady ignored it, now the black cat (who has no name, but a real nice lady I met at the park calls her "Sprite") has a clipped ear, and the other two Bush Kitties are missing. The other two are skittish. The other two are: "Stubs" who is like a grumpy 80 year old man who will bite, but is nice one you give it enough love, and "Black & White" (a stupid name I call it since it doesn't have one) -- a black and white mature kitten who just earlier this month I had been making break throughs with after over six months. As soon as the lady told me she was doing this to the cats, I knew Stubs and Black & White might feel endangered an and probably run away from the park. Looks like they may have. Just a week ago I found Black & White trapped in a cage. There was a towel over it, but he was already wet and crying out -- he'd been there in the rain for who knows how long. And from the time I let him out of that cage, until the cage disappeared, it was almost two hours later.
"Sprite" loves to be loved. She'll walk out into the track and just fall over in front of you in hopes you'll stop and give her some sugar. In fact, she'll climb into my lap and semi sleep there for half an hour while I pet her.
The white one is called "Bunny" by the park people who take care of the cats (about 10 people so far I know of). Threw the chain of kitty command, from "Sprite" to Stubs, to Bunny I finally managed to get Bunny. It took five months or love and trust earning and now Bunny runs up to me instead of running away, rubs up against me, and LOVES being pet. Her head gets so close to the ground from petting her face, that she'll sometimes fall over from enjoyment. As you can see her ear is not clipped, but what you cant' see is that her belly looks like it's been shaved clean where her reproductive organs are. Bunny is so sweet. People say it looks liek a "bunny", and just today while petting her, I noted that her fur does indeed feel like rabbit fear.
Her, Black & White, and "Sprite" are like a group of friends and now she seems lonely because Black & White is missing, and yesterday when all the cats were missing except "Sprite", "Sprite" seemd unusually sad. It took four months to get Stubs and I fear if he didn't run away from the park, the people who brought him in may have gotten bitten (he will bite if you trap him and force yourself upon him) and put him to sleep.
Bunny started doing something new today -- cute meowing. Adorable.
As you can see, people even bring cup bits and pour them water. What you see in the food tray is half a borito with meat, rice, and other stuff, that somebody threw away and I caught and saved for the kitties -- they ate it (they love Taco Bell cheese too).
Kitties! 
Aww, that's so cute.
I don't remember...did I post this or not yet?
Pictures I took at a local park:
I like this one.
It may not be a problem now but eventually it will get out of control. Take it from me. I live in a city which is overrun with stray dogs and cats and I can't tell you how heartbreaking it is to see cats dead in the street. It really is the most humane thing to do. Would you rather they were euthanized?
You kinda look like Jack from Lost.
You kinda look like Jack from Lost.
Can't be. He's not crying.
Good for her! I've known people who have engaged in feral cat trapping and treatment and it's hard work and takes a lot of dedication.
TheSeeker is absolutely right, it's the best thing to do short of actually having them homed. A neutered cat is a healthy cat, and the vet is almost certainly vaccinating and doing a general health check as well. I can't possibly imagine why anyone would have a problem with that.
Went to the GabNet pro-womens-rights event over the weekend...
Gabriela Network ladies:
and also...
Finally had the chance to upload a spoken word piece to youtube. Check it out Still not as clear as vimeo though...
Gabriela Network ladies:
and also...
Finally had the chance to upload a spoken word piece to youtube. Check it out Still not as clear as vimeo though...
Out at the bar on Friday night. I have no idea what my friends are trying to do to me.
Probably the same thing that i've been trying to do to you since i first met you.
I don't remember...did I post this or not yet?
Haven't seen it before! Looking good, Piett
I would say keep the hair. It's nice.
Thanks! Now I just have to wait til my old roommate comes to visit so she can cut it...
Also, I love the song in your sig. And the video is so great!
Pictures I took at a local park:
I like this one.
It may not be a problem now but eventually it will get out of control. Take it from me. I live in a city which is overrun with stray dogs and cats and I can't tell you how heartbreaking it is to see cats dead in the street. It really is the most humane thing to do. Would you rather they were euthanized?
Well, again -- 11 years and no problems, plus ther picking for cats to breed are very slim there, and now with one female fixed, it's been lowered drastically.
Today and yesterday saw the return of Black & White, who seemed normal. Too rainy to stay and play with the cats, or takes pictures though.
We have to go back, Kate!
You kinda look like Jack from Lost.
We have to go back, Kate!
You kinda look like Jack from Lost.
Is that pic a spoiler???
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