I’ve started to learn a lot about myself over the last couple of weeks.
I think I will forever not be a morning person no matter how early I go to bed
I find it rather rejuvenating standing outside in the rain
I prefer to make the dinner rather than do the dishes
And..
There is a very grey line between leaving your leg outside of the covers at night just enough to keep you cool and exposing your leg enough for a monster to grab you
I rescued her off of a wooden beam. I heard her meowing when I was walking my dog. I plucked her off the pole and set her on the ground.
What am I going to do with this cat? I said to myself
Oh, I will put posters up and her owners will call!
No one called.
September 2009
She started out as “the new kitty”, something informal so as not to get attached.
When 2009 came and went and I still
had her, I dropped the formalities and just called her kiddy, but got creative
changed the t to a d and added the “ie” to the end
instead.
So, this said kiddie sleeps on my bed at night.
I have to ninja my way out of the bed in the morning so as not to bother her.
She likes to sleep close to me and occasionally rests her paw on me.
Which is cool, ya know, at 5:30 in the afternoon when I’m on the couch.
2:42am, when i leap up thinking it is the above described leg grabbing monster, not.so.much.
at what age do many of us develop our fear of the darkness? The stillness of night? What is it about the lights off vs the lights on that makes ones mind wander? Why do we assume that the boogie man cannot find us under the covers as opposed to on top of them?
I love the feeling of rain! I think standing in it is one of the simple pleasure in life, if only you weren’t risking a cold!
Right?! I remember playing in the rain as a child all the time! Thank you for reading and commenting 🙂
I like your blog, it’s so fresh, cool, and fun. I believe I’m a all day person, just a few cat naps in between. Walking in light rain is relaxing. I prefer doing the dishes rather than cooking. Great post.
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This was a fun read. I love your use of photos to advance the story. I kept wanting to read more about kiddie the leg eater. I will definitely read more infinite journey adventures! Warmth and peace.
Thank you so much! I appreciate your comments. Honestly, I use the pictures so I don’t get lost in my own words lol! 🙂
I love all the different pictures
Thank you!
Love your approach. Feels like you are a friend on the other end of the phone. Very easy read. Much unlike my style and voice which is probably why I like it so much. 🙂
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed reading!
what a charming post! I just love the graphics paired with your nuggets of insight–and as a cat lover, I heart the story of Kiddle verrry much (I, too, Ninja in deference) I particularly liked the pik of the fella & phone. Very evocative.
Thank you! I enjoyed writing about her 🙂 and I’m glad I’m not the only ninja-er lol!!
Very cute. I haven’t written about my monsters yet. Afraid I wouldn’t be able to stop! And such an adorable little otter photo!
As a cat friend you will love it:
Miaou! – Le Roman de Renard – Ladislas Starevitch
Watch esp. the aria – from the 40th second on
Sweet post. Brings a smile. Thought you would enjoy meeting my sweetie, too. She’s featured in the following post. It’s not about her but I used photos of her. Enjoy.
http://simplysage.org/2012/07/21/procrastination-todays-latest-cure/
I really enjoyed this post! Kiddy looks just like a cat I had when I was a kid. The black cat with little white socks. Because he had a white beard, like Kiddy, we named him Merlin. I look forward to reading more!
Such a nice post, and love your kitten story! Wow! 🙂 But what happended with the pole dance, by the way I don’t miss it, is a sexist, stupid thing… 😉
LOL! I found her on a pole, so it was like she was pole dancing! haha!!