AND THE WINNER OF THE HIPSTER BAG IS…

Zee, Zoey, Billy Crystal, and Cheysuli the Siamese. Click photo to enlarge!!

For tonight’s Academy Awards, Zee and Zoey have decided to go with a classic look this year. Zee is sporting a traditional black bowtie and Zoey is resplendent in a simple, but elegant diamond necklace. They make quite the couple and will surely be the talk of the Red Carpet runway. Read more

A Cat’s Ode to a Sun Puddle…

by Deb at 6:50 AM • Uncategorized • 32 Comments


Sometimes a Sun Puddle


is just so GLORIOUS


a cat has to SHOUT


OH MY, GLORY BE, THAT WARM & DELICIOUS SUN PUDDLE WAS MADE JUST FOR ME!!

Wordless Wednesday – Wild Thing!

by Deb at 6:50 AM • Wordless Wednesday • 19 Comments

Zoey is a purebred Bengal and based on her lineage, her wild bloodline derives from the Asian Leopard Cat. Purebred cats typically come in three categories – pet, show, and breeder – with the pet quality cat being the least expensive and the breeding quality most expensive. Bengals also come in a range of generational types, from F1 to F4, with F1 cats being the closest to their wild ancestry, and F4 being the closest to the domestic. This also changes the price significantly and F1 cats should not be purchased without serious consideration, as they require informed owners who are equipped to take care of them and their special needs. Read more

Zee and Zoey Join the Pre-Oscar Red Carpet Twitter Party to Help Animal Non-Profit Groups!

Well, these darn cats have done it again! I haven’t even been asked to visit our local TV station after living here almost 20 years, and my cats, just like that have been invited to walk the Academy Award Red Carpet! You heard it right, my cats, along with the cats of several other highly esteemed cat bloggers will be part of a live pre-Oscar Red Carpet Cat Twitter party with world famous cat, Gracey, of The Tiniest Tiger, and the Cat Daddy himself, Jackson Galaxy of My Cat From Hell!! Read more

The Looking Glass Window into the Extraordinary

I know I say this over and over, after all, it is the anthem and crux of the book I wrote, but I need to say it again. The greatest lesson I have learned from my cats is to “embrace the ordinary in life and dare to make it extraordinary.” Read more