General Chat

Daft I know, but I just met the Grandmother of my two kittens today lol ...... My friend has two of her 'daughters' who then had litters within 3 weeks of each other - I have one from each so they are cousins - BUT they could potentially also be half brother and sister as the mums had identical litters....... well I thought it was interesting anyway lol

Could be a new feline family tree there Anne!, bet they're cute and cuddly, aah! :-)

Christine - that's what I thought lol - grandmother has another litter and I was trying to work out their relationship to my two. They are cute and cuddley when quiet and lunatics when they're not :O Little Louie has just come up to have a cuddle and see what I am doing - so I am now typing with one hand while he purrs away in the other lol

Yes, my black and white boy, walks across the keypad, or lays in front of it!..bless .

Dooley usually sleeps on a fleece on my desk, but at present he is in his "Hammock" where the throw dips down between the back of the settee and the back cushion. He met his 'Cousin' Scruff on Thursday. Scruff is my Youngest D's black 7 month old pup. They both behaved admirably, although Dooley made sure they were at least a foot apart. He did let himself down a little when Scruff found him in the kitchen pinching his dog biscuits. Dooley arched his little back and hissed so Scruff left him to it. Another day or two and they would have been asleep together.

That gives another meaning to family trees, eh? But it's spooky, because as I was reading your message out to hubby, one of our cats came in and started mewing. I know it's a coincidence, but what timing! Glenys (and Midge) xx

I bet if you try to trace their tree, you'll find, under fathers name and occupation, UNKNOWN :-)

LOL Janet - no I reckon name would be 'TOM' and occupation would be "Alley Cat" lol... And definitely mother unmarried lol