A Word From Noel
I don't think I know any other cats who have
their own web page.
But maybe I should. Maybe this internet
thing will catch on, and
you'll see cat-created pages pop up all over
the web. Fluffies and
Babies and Snowballs of the world, Unite!
We'll organize, and soon
catnip mice and munchies will be delivered
to the door of cat-owned
homes everywhere. But until then, until
my dream is realized, I'll have
to be satisfied with showing off pics of my
friends and not-quite friends.
Take a look at the following pictures and tell
me if these aren't some
of the best-lookin' goldarn kitties anywhere.
And when you're done here,
move on to More Of Noel's Friends,
the continuation of this page!!!
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And then along came Jonesy! This handsome
fella is the luckiest feline I know. Lives in the country.
Two squares a day plus all the mice he can catch. No wonder he looks
a little, well, self-satisfied. And to top it all off, I hear he
has lots of friends and a fish pond nearby.
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This guy, Jonesy's 'beast' buddy, is a little on the shy side. Kinda a contrast to Mr. Personality up top, but no slouch in the outdoor cat marathon. 'Course, his nickname is Minnie, and that's a mouse, and, well, I wonder if there is a little species confusion there. Who am I to say? I'm no Sigmund Fraud. Anyway, he may be a little on the shy side, but his human loves him just the way he is. As it should be. |
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They don't call this guy Lucky for nothing! He was a down and outer, a regular homeless waif, when a kid picked him up and took him home. And the rest is history. But does he appreciate it? Naw! This guy is a regular sour puss! Hiss, swat, growl, you name it, he does it. Oh well, I guess someone has to be a grouch, and he got the job. Shoulda named him Oscar. |
This is the grand old man of the above bunch. He is the main puss, the Methuselah moggie of them all. Meaning, he is elderly, a senior cat, an elder statesman, with all of his dignity intact. And what a great life! Sleep, eat, nap, eat, snooze, eat... I think you probably see a trend. All of that activity, broken up by a morning constitutional or an evening walk. It's a grand life! |
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Break Time!!!
C'mon, admit it, you're just dyin' to see
baby pictures of moi!
Well, okay, if you twist my paw.
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I was only about four months old here. |
I was a curious little guy. |
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Cats are only human, they have their faults.
Kingsley Amis
In Memorium
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Mats was my best friend, a soul-mate from
the get-go. You know how sometimes you meet someone, and you know you were
meant to be friends? That was how it was between us.
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I only knew this guy for a while, and I was pretty young, but I remember him as a 'cool dude', unflappable, dignified... funny how everyone says that made him more human than catly. I think those are very catly attributes, and I am proud to have known him. |
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This gal was the opposite of Morris, from what I understand, a dizzy blond, kinda flakey, but goodhearted and sweet-tempered. She started life as 'Dolly', but ended up as 'Puttin', 'cause she was a 'puny kitten' when she was little. No matter what, she was well-loved. |
Max lived with us for a while. He was the grumpiest, worst-dispositioned, most ungrateful wretch... And those were his good qualities! Just kidding. He was grumpy, but in the last year of his life he moved out to the country and found happiness with a little ole' three-legged gal, and I kinda respect him now, looking back. I'm sure you went to cat-heaven, buddy. |
A special tribute to this
little lady...
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Hold on just a minute!
You weren't going to leave,
were you?
There's more, just follow
this link... MORE of Noel's Friends
Or, Don't Forget to Write!
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