Friday Cat Blogging

by Bryan

9 comments

1 ellroon { 05.09.15 at 11:43 am }

PATS!! CUDDLES!! GIVE ME THAT KITTEN!!!…. *sigh*

2 Bryan { 05.09.15 at 4:18 pm }

And you can actually play with PJ because he isn’t feral.

3 JuanitaM { 05.10.15 at 9:05 am }

Just what you needed, Bryan…a cat!

Seriously, that is one cute little kitten.

4 Bryan { 05.10.15 at 10:36 am }

This is a neighbor’s new kitten, and they forgot to set off the bug bombs before the kitten arrived, so he gets to see a bit of the outside world and a few adult cats before going back inside.

5 JuanitaM { 05.10.15 at 7:04 pm }

Ah, I see. Well, he looks as if the brave new world he’s entering is a little overwhelming at the moment!

Such pretty coloring on this little baby.

6 Bryan { 05.10.15 at 7:54 pm }

He was definitely being cautious without the mad dashes that were his trademark in the house.

7 Kryten42 { 05.12.15 at 10:59 pm }

That made my day! 😀 And he is adorable! I’m such a softie (which I’m sure would make my old Military buddies laugh hysterically!) Hmmph! 😛

😉 😀

8 hipparchia { 05.13.15 at 8:18 pm }

(which I’m sure would make my old Military buddies laugh hysterically!)

your old military buddies are looking at that picture and saying awwww… what a cutie pie! and then looking around furtively to make sure no one heard them. 😈

9 Bryan { 05.13.15 at 8:41 pm }

The eyes, ears, and head are too big in baby mammals, which is a survival trait designed to produce exactly that ‘awwww’ reaction in adult mammals of all species.. Baby animals are engineered to produce that result which is why people go all goofy over lion and tiger cubs, despite knowing that their moms and dads would put people on the menu.

This is why people ignore the large, long, and nasty looking claws on koalas and want to hug them.