Kitty Cats














So these little poppets will be joining the Pienaar household soon...well that’s if I can keep the husband from his cold feet. He would get so much joy from the puss cats but he’s so worried about what would happen to them in the future if we move away or do an extended travel trip. 

I overheard a lady at work talk about these four kittens and my ears pricked up.  She is taking two for her boys, and I chatted to Tim about taking one, and he suggested two to keep themselves company. We went to visit them today, only 4 weeks old and about 400grams, maybe only 300 for the girl. The girl has the brown nose and the boy a white nose. I was holding the little girl and she pooped all over my top, blah!!! So stinky!!  Lucky I always seem to have clothes with me, so I had a spare singlet in the car I could change into.

Oh they were so sweet though. The little boy fell asleep in Tim’s arm.

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