The two are having their last adventure of the summer - a weekend at a cabin on a lake with fun aunt, smores, and no parental supervison. and I'm trying to keep B from going dotty over the fosters.
It's not easy. Just look at the wee faces!
And the handsome fella is Nimbus (but he's Inky 'round here*.)
And Bear is a big puddle of goo over both of them. We're fostering them, I say, but I'm beginning to think I'm speaking a language he doesn't understand.
Lucy is aghast that they're still here and mutters quietly while giving them a wide berth. Since they spend their sleeping time under the couch and she prefers the luxury of a whole! kid's! bed! to herself! they haven't met much. She's not actively hostile - I predict that will come when they wend their way upstairs and flounce into the above-mentioned kid's room - but with them losing timidity by the day it seems soon Lucy will have to lay down her paw and assert herself.
I haven't had wee kittens like this (and they're three and a half month old, not teeny things) in years. They are awfully cute. And sweet. And one of them licked Bear's foot today.
We're just fostering them, I say again. Really.
*The kids were all hot to name them. Great! Go for it! Then Cass rattled off a list of Greek gods and Rosey decided the boy should be named Sparkles.
Perseus and Sparkles. I figured the first chance they got they'd pull a MacGyver, slit a windowscreen and thumb their way back to town. Nope. So a couple of easy names (for the foster kitties, the ones we're not keeping) were decided upon.
And so it begins....
1 comment:
Jess, I bet that Jamie is not the only one saying oooh and ahhh over the cuties. It is a telling sign when you have renamed them.
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