I reckon the feline population owe you a medal for outstanding service. Either that or at least paying for CLA of your catfurred lenses! :) Ryan
----- Original Message ----- From: "John Francis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, December 07, 2003 12:57 PM Subject: Re: OT Cat Names (Was Re: Success of our PDML member) > > > > No boring cats in our household! > > First we inherited Clyde (but not his companion, Bonnie). Then came: > > Winnie > Pooh > Eeyore > Trespassers William > Shadow (ruined the naming scheme, but the name just fitted). > > Along the way we also accquired cast-off cats Morris (guess what he > looked like ...), Parsnip, Heineken, Bo, and Paws Wally. > > Then came Henry (Henry Poohtel Piglet, aka Henry the eighth cat). > And, later on, the two kittens - Wizzle and Woozle. Not all at the > same time - this represents a span of nearly twenty years - but by > the time we came to move out to California we had eleven residents. > We were able to give some of them back to their original owners, > and find friends who wanted to take a couple more, but we moved six > of them (plus two dogs) out here with us. Four have since died, as > have both the dogs, but Henry and Wizzle have three new companions: > Eenie & Meenie (sisters, who just like our earlier pair of sisters > - Eeeyore & Parsnip - are one siamese lookalike, one 'blue' grey), > and Rufus (technically William II, known as Rufus). > > Then there's the joy of the roomful of rotating foster cats. We've > currently got Bibble (now adopted), Bobble, and Bubble. Then they > trapped their brother, too, so he ended up with the name Babble. > > In the past we've had Peter, Paul and Mary, plus dozens of other > cats that came pre-named. > >
