Nuff said. Go and enjoy.
Ysabel is beginning to be happy again. She still isn’t accepting the kitten near her, but she’s got her smile and her purr back, and she’s relaxed as she can be.
There are more kitten pix.
by CJ | May 2, 2011 | Journal | 8 comments
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That’s good that Ysabel is begining to accept.
The book arrived today. I am so looking forward to reading it, as soon as I get a few other things out of the way!
Thank you for making signed copies available.
Eushu looks like my Jaks — except Jaks tail has a white tip. It will be interesting to see if his eyes change color. Jaks’ did, to a greeny gold.
WE were doing fine until Eushu made a grab for Ysabel’s tail.
But she’s calm now.
But that’s his job! Our tortie Amanda will play with the boy and is not the least bit phased by tail attacks. Willow growls, hisses and runs away, which means she gets chased. We’re not too sympathetic — there’s a certain amount of instant karma involved.
Cute kitty.
Eushu, quel petit-chou! — Though calling a cat or a king a little cabbage for cuteness…some français(e) must have really loved Brussels sprouts!
I hope Ysabel continues improving, and hope she and Eushu come to love each others’ company. — I always see “Ysabel” and want to say it in French, medieval-style.
Félicitations généreuses à vous tous pour le nouvel menou, le chatton aimable, joli, et content, si sympathique. Formidable cet petit garçon féline, bonne addition en famille.
WHen Ysabel is particularly good it gets said en francais.
I’ve GOT to get back into town where my laptop can get online. Loving spring days at the farmhouse, but my phone can’t cope with Jane’s slideshows. I did get just a glimpse of Eushu. Such a cutie.