Do you smell gas?
[Editor: These weeners (they are out to be weaned) just showed up. They are both grey/blue and white, with the one on the bottom a KT pattern, and the one on alert the Tonto pattern (white chin, chest, and paws).]
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Aww is there such a thing as an ugly kitten?
.-= last blog ..Boris about his business =-.
That would depend on whether “ugly” was used to describe appearance or attitude, Jams. On the attitude front I have met a few which is why I have an updated tetanus shot.
Bryan, you meant “wean,” I ween! (Sorry, I couldn’t resist.) jams is right: those are surely cuuuuute kittens.
.-= last blog ..Cheney’s Katrina =-.
It was the imaginary oil fumes. The real ones are 25 miles to the West.
25 miles… yikes! Bryan, write us a post about your plans, if you have time to write in the midst of whatever preparations you’re making.
I guess we’re learning there is something worse than a busy hurricane season, or at least as bad. Coastal living just ain’t what it used to be.
.-= last blog ..Cheney’s Katrina =-.
These are just the fumes, Steve, being carried by the winds that are getting ready to shift, which is going to mean headaches [literally] for Louisiana and Mississippi.
I’m used to it from having lived on Sheppard AFB in Wichita Falls – wind from one direction was the refinery, and from the other was the stockyards. Spring and Summer you had tornadoes and hail to scrub the air. Wonderful place 😉