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[link removed as photos removed - sorry, don't have enough space to keep them forever] - open the Cats folder.
Go to Cats. Tips is black and white, with white 'frosting' tips to her fur. They didn't come out in the photos, if I got any of her (she was less involved and more shy). Flower is grey-and-white, with a thin white stripe down her back. Spot, the only male, is mostly-white with some grey patches. "Scramble" is a temporary name for a cat with no permanent name yet, though Scramble (alias Scram) might stick. Then again, so might any number of other things. She's black and white, only without the tips that Tips has. She and Spot are the two hyperest, most playful cats.
It was great fun to watch her go ABSOLUTELY NUTS over that "hedgehog". Catnip-stuffing, yay!
Anyway, I took tons of photos. These are the best of the best, and please understand that I was taking them with flash on, often at distances where the flash couldn't reach. (It kept the camera from taking them "slow exposure" which, I'm sure, anyone who has ever watched playing kittens can imagine what a blur that would be.)
Scramble in particular made some spectacular leaps. Unfortunately, my shots of those did not come out. They were either too dark, or there was no cat. (Uh, Scramble? Where exactly did you go during some of those??
Go to Cats. Tips is black and white, with white 'frosting' tips to her fur. They didn't come out in the photos, if I got any of her (she was less involved and more shy). Flower is grey-and-white, with a thin white stripe down her back. Spot, the only male, is mostly-white with some grey patches. "Scramble" is a temporary name for a cat with no permanent name yet, though Scramble (alias Scram) might stick. Then again, so might any number of other things. She's black and white, only without the tips that Tips has. She and Spot are the two hyperest, most playful cats.
It was great fun to watch her go ABSOLUTELY NUTS over that "hedgehog". Catnip-stuffing, yay!
Anyway, I took tons of photos. These are the best of the best, and please understand that I was taking them with flash on, often at distances where the flash couldn't reach. (It kept the camera from taking them "slow exposure" which, I'm sure, anyone who has ever watched playing kittens can imagine what a blur that would be.)
Scramble in particular made some spectacular leaps. Unfortunately, my shots of those did not come out. They were either too dark, or there was no cat. (Uh, Scramble? Where exactly did you go during some of those??
