One Eye on the Future

It's the most important meal of the day, you know! PURRZ! Selina

Mornin' peeps! Neither Morticia nor I wanted to be photo graphed this m orning. Morticia (with me in the background - PHOTOBOMB!): Me: There was a reason for all this photographing that I'm not allowed to reveal ... DadKatt finally got a sem i-decent one that MomK att will be able to use for ... OK OK I'm NOT goi ng to tell them yet!  Sheesh! She says I hav e a big yap.  MOL! But I love her anyway! Ya'll have a great weekend. PURRZ! Selina    

Mornin' peeps! In a surprise move this morning (at least, it was a surprise to MomKatt; *I* had been thinking about doing this for some time now), I graced Pink Bed with my furry presence ( and butt) .  I don't know who was more sh ocked :  PB or MomKatt.   Bu t, naturally, my doing this cause d her to make a beeline for the iPhone & snap a pic.  She wante d to get me looking UP at the camer a, and I was just a split second before I lowered my gaze - as you see here - so she settled f or a pic of me looki ng solumn and thoughtful and concentrated.  (I seldom look solemn and I hardly EVER look still.  MOL!) Of course I was concentrated!  I was tapping into PB, trying to find out how he felt about me finally deigning to curl up in him.  We've not been close recently.  No, it's nothing PB's done , per se.  Or not done. I dunno ... I guess I've just been "off" him these last few months.  You k now?  Like...

Meowlo, peeps! Today, we are bring ing you NEW pics of Rachel & Ray Charles, the foster kitties from Greenville, SC, that have been living in MomKatt's office for over three weeks (!!) now.  I f you'll recall, both t hese kitties were blogged about by my good friend, B rian, in this pos t: Black , Blind and in a Bind The tit le there IS a link that will take you straight through to the original blog post.  I don't k now if you're able to see that o r not. B oth kittens had Entropion , an ab normal genetic eye condition that causes a cat's eyelid , or portion of the ey elid, to be inverted or folded inward against the eyeball, resulting in i rritation and scratches to the cornea -- the front surface of the eye -- which can lead to corneal ulceration, or corneal perforation. They both had surgery for this condition and, while Rachel can see (it seems to MomKatt) most anything quite easily, Ray Charles is, she would estimate, 80% or so blind.  However, ...

Once upon a time (a long time ago into yesterday), two black cats were meowing to each other in Reidsville.   Selina, a bit frantic, said: "OK MomKatt ... this isn't funny ... WHERE is the gooshy fud?  It's ALWAYS kept here, RIGHT HERE.  And as you see now, there's nothing.  NOTHING here.  NOTHI NG!" " Morticia, HOW can you sit there so calmly?  Can't you see?  TH ERE IS NO GOO SHY FOOD IN THE CABINET!  WE'RE GOING TO STARVE!  What's wrong with you, woman?  Why aren't you meowing your head off?!" T o which the calmer of the two felines replied : "Oh Selina, relax!  You're always going off the deep end.  I'm not worried, MomKatt'll come through with the goods.  She always does - you'll see.  Just be patient  See?  Like me. "   Selina began turning around and around in the open cabinet. " OMC ... there is NO gooshy fud!  What 'll we DO?  It's GO T to be somewhere....