He got a death grip on that feather toy. I had no idea that, without opposable thumbs, it was possible to hold onto a feather that tightly, but cats can do anything.
I'll see if he'll let me get a face shot tomorrow.
After I post this, I'm going to find out what happens if I try to tat in front of him. It was challenging when Poly was this age, and I'm anticipating that it will be much the same with this one.
I did get a little tatting done earlier in the day, before I picked him up.
Congratulations!
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He is so cute - gorgeous colour.
I have only adopted older cats and have not had the pleasure and the challenge of one so young. Looks like handful, but lots of fun. Keep us posted!
Fox : ))
How wonderful that you have a new bundle of furry and purry energy to liven up your life. Kittens are so adorable!
ReplyDeleteI also admire the tatting you have been working on! Looks like a large project? Impressive!
The markings are beautiful. I inherited, from a fellow educator, a x bred bob cat and tabby. His markings were re markable (excuse pun) too..and loved the tufts in his ears and bob tail. He never adjusted to house living, much preferred the out of door. I always say, "I'm not really a cat person; but my DH says ~ then why have you had so many in 55 years?" LOL He truly is a Cat Dad.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little puss in boots…bj