A lot of cat-people subscribe to Leaves, so I have a special section just for them on the home page where they can follow all of Raymond's adventures. I hope it made you laugh - whether you like cats or not! Thanks, Jack.
Fabulous ))). Cats are fully multi-lingual, but usually keep their comments to themselves. There's just a few things most humans can make out, so not worth the bother to discuss anything of substance. The furrys who've lived here never hired a scribe, so its been nearly 80 years of intense study by me to get basics. Thank you Raymond for typing this all out. )))
Hansel had good report at vet ))) Shift to permanent meds coming. Crossing fingers. Warmer weather means more time for him in the garden. A couple of good mice will be good adds to his menu. )))
Yaaay! Go Hansel! Dennis and Mary just got back from a trip. Raymond immediately went out and caught a mouse for them to welcome them home. He set it free in the house... unclear on the "gift" concept.
"Word has it that last night he was detained by his local constabulary for speeding erratically in and out of a bike lane on his ten-speed while wearing his pajamas": how did you find out???
Raymond is a talented cat, with all of his observations, and I truly appreciate the mention of our Gopher Farm Barbecue. Yep, We also provide "to-go" meals, for those in a hurry. "You snag 'em, we bag 'em!" We aim to please! "You hook 'em, We cook 'em!" We DO have fun out here....
Old Raymond has his own section on Leaves for the cat-people who subscribe. He is always up to something. = speed dating, cat yoga, going back to school at the Feline Life Enhancement Academy ( F.L.E.A.). Glad you thought it was funny, Sue. Thanks
OMG, Sharron! I LOVE this--thank you so much for passing it along and CONGRATULATIONS again for your well-deserved award!
Raymond is a gem. Love his personality, his quick and at times sarcastic wit, e.g., snagging a donut and letting poor Dennis take the blame, comment of "dumb dogs," the bi-lingual Chiweenie, and much more. 😀 I confess I'm unfamiliar with a "shrew" (well, other than Shakespeare's)--but given the context, I presume it's a type of rodent?
Thank you again, dear friend, for introducing me to Raymond. Looking forward to more! 💚💚💚
Thank you. again, Connie, for reading this story. As for the little shrew, there is a photo of him in the story. Like a little mouse with a long, square nose. Cute little things.
Cute, Sharron! 💚
A lot of cat-people subscribe to Leaves, so I have a special section just for them on the home page where they can follow all of Raymond's adventures. I hope it made you laugh - whether you like cats or not! Thanks, Jack.
Fabulous ))). Cats are fully multi-lingual, but usually keep their comments to themselves. There's just a few things most humans can make out, so not worth the bother to discuss anything of substance. The furrys who've lived here never hired a scribe, so its been nearly 80 years of intense study by me to get basics. Thank you Raymond for typing this all out. )))
You are my favorite cat-lady, Kate. You have quite a history woth them. I hope little Hansel - the last of the tribe, is still hanging on.
Hansel had good report at vet ))) Shift to permanent meds coming. Crossing fingers. Warmer weather means more time for him in the garden. A couple of good mice will be good adds to his menu. )))
Yaaay! Go Hansel! Dennis and Mary just got back from a trip. Raymond immediately went out and caught a mouse for them to welcome them home. He set it free in the house... unclear on the "gift" concept.
Laughter here. Yes definitely a welcome home gift. HE'D love a mouse gift and figured the humans would too. Sweet kitty. SO thoughtful ) ) )
"Word has it that last night he was detained by his local constabulary for speeding erratically in and out of a bike lane on his ten-speed while wearing his pajamas": how did you find out???
Great post. I like Raymond. 😀
Some one put the incident up on You Tube.
Bella and Bailey send their regards.
Raymond says, "Mew".
Raymond is a talented cat, with all of his observations, and I truly appreciate the mention of our Gopher Farm Barbecue. Yep, We also provide "to-go" meals, for those in a hurry. "You snag 'em, we bag 'em!" We aim to please! "You hook 'em, We cook 'em!" We DO have fun out here....
Thanks for reading the transcript of Ray's latest pawed cast. He is looking forward to the barbecue cook-off today!
Raymond is a cool cat. Very patient with Dennis and Mary.
He knows what side his bread is buttered on. He doesn't mind entertaining them as long as the kibble is in the bowl.
This was a riot! Thanks for the belly laugh, Sharron.
Old Raymond has his own section on Leaves for the cat-people who subscribe. He is always up to something. = speed dating, cat yoga, going back to school at the Feline Life Enhancement Academy ( F.L.E.A.). Glad you thought it was funny, Sue. Thanks
Good old Raymond! Always enjoy!
Raymond! He always has something going on. I'm happy he entertained you. He sure entertains us.
OMG, Sharron! I LOVE this--thank you so much for passing it along and CONGRATULATIONS again for your well-deserved award!
Raymond is a gem. Love his personality, his quick and at times sarcastic wit, e.g., snagging a donut and letting poor Dennis take the blame, comment of "dumb dogs," the bi-lingual Chiweenie, and much more. 😀 I confess I'm unfamiliar with a "shrew" (well, other than Shakespeare's)--but given the context, I presume it's a type of rodent?
Thank you again, dear friend, for introducing me to Raymond. Looking forward to more! 💚💚💚
Thank you. again, Connie, for reading this story. As for the little shrew, there is a photo of him in the story. Like a little mouse with a long, square nose. Cute little things.
Oh, I just went back to look. I did, indeed, see it the first time but didn't register. What a dolt I am! It's very cute.