This is the photo I used for the header image on this website. If you are reading this weeks or longer from this posting, you may see a different header image. These cats belong to Felice and Jeff, my wife’s sister and her husband. I love going there, partly because of the great photo opportunities.
This is my sister-in-laws cat, Holly. She is always good for a laugh. If you like this or any other post, please share it with your friends or family.
These ducks were in the pond outside our patio when we lived in Myrtle Beach. They eventually had four ducklings and, just like some humans, they were terrible parents. A day after we first noticed the ducklings, both parents were gone, leaving the little ones to fend for themselves. It seemed every time I checked on them throughout the day, another one was missing until the next morning when they were all gone.
Click here to see a photo of the last two ducklings.
This is the kind of help I get when I attempt to write my blog posts.
This is my cat Chris (Star of BadCatChris.com) who loves to get into cabinets, among other things. You can watch how he does it here.
This is our cat Puck who can’t resist climbing into the open dryer.
C’MON, LET’S GO FOR A SPIN
This is Bad Cat Chris. when we lived in Myrtle Beach. Our neighbors came over with their baby and Chris was very interested in her. I think he was really interested in the baby’s toys and when she was removed from the carrier, Chris took over.
I know. Another picture of fur-less animals. Don’t get too hung up on the website name because this won’t be the last. Enjoy.
This is our recently departed cat Abbey. She was a shy, affectionate cat that rarely caused us problems, unlike another cat we know.
This is our cat Tigger. Currently he is a grumpy, old cat that is addicted to kitty treats but at one time he was very playful. We named him Tigger because he was always bouncing around from place to place.
