sabbath7.....such a handsome guy! Nice shot!

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Feline Friday!

Nicole I was hoping you would post your baby! I love it!

THAT silly boy is sitting on the kitchen counter.....playing with my camera strap! lol

No cat here... soooo:

Here are Uschi and I, from our walk in Mohawk Park on Sunday.

Jim- That's awesome!

Summer- those blue eyes are beautiful!

Puzzle finished yesterday.

Casimir...

Igmdgaz, that scene could be right down the road from me.

You know I don't think I've ever seen a black cat with blue eyes.

schoolhousegw, could be pretty close to me also. I am in Pennsylvania. Could be in Ohio or Indiana too.

Annie- that is a gorgeous picture! Was it hard to get your kitty to sit still?

Summer- your cat's eyes are so rare.

sabbath, he was overweight and a real bush dweller. He wasn't comfortable in trees, so when I put him on the limb, he wasn't anxious to move. But he was comfortable enough to look around for a few minutes. He was a beautiful cat, but the weirdest creature I ever owned. My nutty little Mila, and she is nutty, is a peach by comparison.

Wow Annie that is very interesting. You have me curious now, why was he so strange? He looks exactly like my kitty.

Such beautiful black cats....I love them, although I no longer have any. I content myself with petting my friends' cats, LOL.

Our last black cat, now long-gone for almost a decade, was a Burmese mix. One of the largest, longest short-haired cats I've ever seen. When he went up on his hind legs, he could easily touch the top of a 36-inch high kitchen cart with his front paws.

One day he was lying on our Chinese rug, stretched out fully, and I caught him in full-length mode. It looks fake, but he really was big - a full 16.5 lbs.

Jakkom- Wow! What a big cat, thank you for telling us about him. He is beautiful.

sabbath, not sure why he was so weird, but he was, and a biter. DH tried to move him off a chair and he sank his teeth into the back of DH's hand. Six weeks of antibiotics including 2 weeks of intravenous antibiotics through a pic line at the hospital and DH was back to normal...

There was very little that was normal about him. But we loved him anyway and he was with us for 16 years before he died of kidney failure.

A little bitty zamboni

Annie- That's very interesting. I find the different personalities of animals fascinating. Thank you for sharing.