Caught mid-air and sent to us by the fabulous May-Li K.
From the monthly archives: March 2010
THIS JUST IN: Air Noms
March 2, 2010 By
The Human Cat Perch!
March 2, 2010 By
Ah, the “Terrible Twos”
March 2, 2010 By
Um, Jeffy? Sweetie? I know you’re going to be a big boy soon, but don’t you think you’d be happier using the kiddie hydrant — just for the time being?
Says Lauryn D.: “One day we were going on a walk, and since I carry my camera around with me wherever I go, when he went to sniff the fire hydrant, I called out his name, and snapped a photo. And I got this perfect and hilarious picture of him!”
From across the juice bar, I was mesmerized…
March 2, 2010 By
She was like the Helena Bonham Carter of cats; she was exceptionally unusual. Her eyes, for instance, were like something I’d never seen – they were like giant saucers overflowing with thick carrot puree. And my God, I love carrot puree.
And just think what a little eyebrow trim would do for her, Van. Photo by Josh Morden.
Lookie What Loki Found
March 2, 2010 By
Oh boy, I bet these have been buried here since 1984! What a treat this is! A real relic from the past!
They taste like the Wrinkled One’s hard candies, but still – what a find! Check ‘em out – WAX LIPS!
Loki’s quite the bear character, Annie. And his fear of all things vegetable is getting into Dr. Lipschwitz’s territory. At least the dental hygiene is in check.
Ducky See, Ducky Do
March 1, 2010 By
Neill S writes: “My girlfriend and I were at the Phoenix Zoo and saw the funniest thing. We were looking at the flamingos and noticed a duck that was trying his hardest to be one himself! He kept trying to balance on one foot (with a little difficulty.) He also kept checking to make sure he was doing it right.”
Little Orphan Angelo
March 1, 2010 By
Born on a truck headed for a slaughterhouse, Angelo was on his way to lamb-chop Heaven when a sharp-eyed passerby begged the driver to set him free. Now in the care of Farm Sanctuary, he’s a sproinging, munching, pig-sniffing bundle of joy.
Video provided by Farm Sanctuary.
I appreciate the thought…
March 1, 2010 By
Really, I do; it’s a very stylish sweater. Matches my eyes and everything. It’s just that (gasp!) it’s just a (wheeze!) skosh too tight, is the problem.
Gee, it looked bigger in the pattern book, Lily C.
Ground floor: Housewares, cat toys…
March 1, 2010 By
… wind-up mousies, jingling-bell balls, catnip rolling papers, invisible things only cats can see, scratching posts… Watch your step, please…
Cat-a-vator technology has certainly improved since the old days:
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