Showing posts with label Cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cats. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Things that make you laugh until your side hurts

In the past week or so, I have come to realize that I miss having the time to invest in our blog. I don't think that we have a ton of followers; it's more for us than anything else, and that's okay.

Although mobile blogging is easy for us and fun for our friends who might be following our adventures from the comfort of their own homes, the best part of blogging is when I have time to sit down and create a post. Going through the photos stored in my computer will always bring a smile to my face. Then, there are the days when I look at a photo and just can't stop laughing! This is a perfect example...



"Yo! I'm Cannoli. I really do like being pushed around in this stroller, but I'm not too sure about this sweater. The hood, the fur on the collar, the shade of purple...do you think it is a good look for me?"

See what I mean? ;)

Thursday, April 16, 2009

Stuff on my cat...and kid

Have you ever seen the website, Stuff on my Cat? It has to be one of the most hysterical things I've ever seen. The idea (I'm guessing from most of the photos) is to see how much stuff you can pile on top of your cat before he/she either wakes up or decides they've had enough.

Unfortunately for Cannoli, I made the mistake of showing the website to the little Miss the other day. There is no need to be concerned for Cheesecake though. She has a sixth sense about these types of things and knows when it is a good idea to stay away.

Personally, I think she remembers when Renee tried to dress her up in a Build-a-Bear Yankees outfit when she was just a little kitten. Maybe that's why she's never come to sit on her lap since that fateful day!

Things started simply enough when Renee thought that her knitting hoops would make an adorable hat. Cannoli thought that it would be better suited as a fashionable choker necklace.



Since that didn't go so well, she decided to make it harder for him to escape. She nested him into one of our hat boxes, and wrapped him up in a blanket. Then, the placing of stuff began. Cannoli watched carefully to make sure he wasn't being taken advantage of.



Then he looked up to me as if to say, "Please save me, oh lady who feeds us!"


Needless to say, it didn't last long. Dolls went flying, blankets were drug across the living room, and Cannoli was long gone.

A few days went by without Miss Creativity thinking of a cat of a critter of which to stack stuff upon. Then, the Easter eggs were emptied and something was triggered in that little brain of hers. How much fun would it be to place one half of an Easter egg upon Cannoli's head?



"Did you really think I was going to allow that for long? Hey, Cheesecake! Come out of hiding and see what they are trying to do to me."



"Really? Are you setting me up again? I am so not into this today."


"Seriously? You're really going to do it? And yellow? You know that's not my color."


"This is ridiculous. I just know you are going to document this and blog about it!"


"I'll just knock it off. Maybe there is something good inside? Cheesie left so I won't even have to share it with her!"


"Not fair! Why didn't they put a cat treat or something inside? I'll show them! I'll bite it and then the edges won't fit together anymore! Muwahhhhaaaa!"


"You know what I think? I think I will send vibes to the lady who feeds me and tell her that she should put some stuff on that kid of hers. Hmmmm...what would be good?"


"Now that's what I call sweet revenge!"

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Meow

A stop at JoAnn's fabrics for thread, trim, and elastic for our Halloween costumes needn't be boring. Especially when they have their own Halloween isle up and running!

Can you tell that someone has a thing for cats? ;)


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Monday, August 4, 2008

And now, a word from Miss Renee

Yup. I realize that you're probably going to hate me for expecting you to turn your head to the side to watch this video.

Trust me...you'll enjoy that experience much more than hearing about how long I worked at trying to rotate the darn thing. I'm just lovin' my Kodak camera at this very moment...NOT!

So, on with the show.