Skip to main content

K Is For Kitty

For once I am actually gonna post the same as the graphic.
Except this is not my kitten I will posting. It is in my family though, I suppose it could even be my fur-niece.
Let me tell you all about it.
Meet Sophie.
She is one of five kitties that my nephew found abandoned this winter along the train tracks. All of the five kitties got nice warm and loving homes, but Sophie got the best one of all. My sister's.
She loves to play and run around. She is quite the character really.
Plus she is so spoiled she will not eat treats from the ground. She will only eat them if my sister picks her up and feeds her by hand.
One day, she decided to climb up my nephews pant leg all the way to the top of his head. She thought sitting on his baseball cap was the bees knees!
Wish I had a photo, but that is a memory you will have to visualize in your mind. It was funny though.
Anyway, she is the newest addition to my family, even though it's extended family.

Do you consider your siblings/parents/family pets as family too?


Alphabe Thursdays



Labels:
Reactions:

Comments

  1. Kute Kitty! I like the way you listed how far you've come with your alphabet postings. Great idea!

    ReplyDelete

  2. My pets are my family, no question. I think I would like your sister and her family. People who rescue and are kind to animals are tops in my books.

    ReplyDelete

  3. Terrific shots - and yes pets are important members of the family!

    ReplyDelete

  4. Aww! She is precious. Our cats are members of the family for sure.

    ReplyDelete

  5. Kinda sorta in a playful way. Both daughters have pets I refer to them as my fur grand babies. lol This is such a delightful story. Thanks for sharing it with the classroom.

    ReplyDelete

  6. My animals are certainly part of my family. :-)

    ReplyDelete

  7. Sophie is so cute and definitely spoiled! lucky kitty!
    My daughter has 2 kitties and they are family members to me!

    ReplyDelete

  8. cute little kitty

    ReplyDelete

  9. She sounds like a pretty neat cat! And only one of my sibs has a pet. She's a great dog, too.

    =)

    ReplyDelete

  10. They are definitely part of the family :) Lovely cat :)

    Have a lovely weekend, Freda!

    Hugs,
    Melody

    ReplyDelete

  11. Sophie is a cutie patootie! She sounds like a sweet little fur-niece!
    When our cat Domino was a kitten, he would climb up my jeans and sit on my shoulder while I was at the sink. Thank goodness he didn't try it when I had on shorts!

    ReplyDelete

  12. What a cute little kitty! I consider all my family and friends' pets to be their children! Lol! I call my friends' dog "my nephew".

    ReplyDelete

  13. Freda, our pet children are definitely that! Our children!! Even our human children know that! When we say, "You'll never guess what your brother did today," they know we are talking about Mulligan. Our middle daughter doesn't have any human children, so her pets are her children. Her yellow lab, Lucy, has lung cancer and has had one of her legs removed (cancer), so when we took a winter vacation together, all the children came along as well. We rented a house on the beach, and the house had an elevator so Lucy could join us on the beach. We had a wonderful time, and I am so glad, because Lucy will probably not have another vacation. It was bittersweet.

    ReplyDelete

  14. My dog is definitely a big part of the family, and I never wanted a dog... now I wouldn't be without. What a lucky kitty to be rescued from the train tracks into a wonderful new life!
    Wren x

    ReplyDelete

  15. I do consider my kids' pets a part of our family...

    I like the term fur-niece - Very kreative!

    Sophie is really cute, and visualizing her climbing up your nephew is too funny!

    Thanks for linking to the letter "K".

    A+

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Comments are moderated due to spammers.
All opinions welcome. Be yourself, and have a blessed day!

Popular posts from this blog

It's My Birthday, So You Can #Win!

Happy birthday to me, happy birthday to me, I turn 41, oh big ass whoopie!!!
Aging is not great, but in all fairness, it ain't that bad either.
😁
In honor of me making it through another year, I wanna celebrate you for sticking by me. I know my postings are less than before, and this is my way of showing you I care.
So what's up for grabs, you ask???
1 book from Amazon, valued at $12 or less
Open to Canada and the US!
Good luck!


a Rafflecopter giveaway



**Freda's Voice is responsible for shipping. Full details will be supplied to the winner in the winner email.
21 comments
Read more

One Step Too Far by Tina Seskis (16)

Kindle: 1331.0 KBPrint: 307 pagesPublisher: William Morrow; Reprint edition (Jan. 27 2015)ASIN: B00K53D3JC

AMAZON US   |   AMAZON CA   |   AMAZON UK

No one has ever guessed Emily’s secret. Will you? A happy marriage. A beautiful family. A lovely home. So what makes Emily Coleman get up one morning and walk right out of her life—to start again as someone new? Now, Emily has become Cat, working at a hip advertising agency in London and living on the edge with her inseparable new friend, Angel. Cat’s buried any trace of her old self so well, no one knows how to find her. But she can't bury the past—or her own memories. And soon, she’ll have to face the truth of what she's done—a shocking revelation that may push her one step too far. . 

Tina Seskis grew up in Hampshire, England, and after graduating from the University of Bath spent over 20 years working in marketing and advertising. She is the author of two novels, One Step Too Far and When We Were Friends (previously called A Serpenti…
1 comment
Read more

How Reading Helps Your Brain

The brain is one of the most complex biological structures that scientists and doctors have ever encountered. It is like a machine that runs non-stop that has the computing power to be able to make very complex decisions and experience unexplainable phenomena like emotions. The brain controls every other organ in the body so it is arguably the most important one. Unfortunately, probably due to its brilliance, it is a fairly vulnerable structure that can and does degrade over time.
Many experts agree that one of the best ways to maintain the health of the brain is to keep it active, just as you would with your muscles to keep them strong. There are also a number of nutrients that are very important to maintaining a healthy brain and preventing its decline. Reviewy is a website that contains information on a number of different supplements that can be used to boost brain power and protect it from degradation. Check out the site for more information on nutrients that help to safeguard th…
Post a Comment
Read more

Become A Stella & Dot Stylist!