Furry Friday: Guest Furries
This week’s Furry Friday post is brought to you courtesy of my Mummy. These two fine specimens are her boys; both Siamese; Merlin is the silver seal tabby point, Billi the chocolate point. (I’m sure if I’ve got those wrong she’ll correct me in a comment… *hint hint*)
Sure, they were expensive, but they’re not as gorgeous as mine… ;)
Lou said:
On 19 Dec at 12:49 pm
Beautiful cats :). Loving the new background.
Amelie said:
On 19 Dec at 12:55 pm
You have some photo/sidebar overlappage going on… :P
Jem said:
On 19 Dec at 12:58 pm
Increase your browser window size :P
Mumblies said:
On 19 Dec at 12:58 pm
"As gorgeous as yours" of course they are, they are boofuls. Merlin is a seal tabby point, no silver in that bit, other than that you are spot on Jem.
AND our boys never so much as glance at Christmas trees :p
Amelie said:
On 19 Dec at 12:59 pm
I’m on 1024×768… Surely that’s wide enough?
Julie said:
On 19 Dec at 1:57 pm
Oh, purty! I used to have a cat who was part Siamese. She looked much like Merlin (strabismus included), but her face wasn’t so long.
Dustin said:
On 19 Dec at 3:23 pm
Is the white cat with blue eyes (Merlin?) deaf? :3. A vast majority of white blue-eyed cats are.
Jem said:
On 19 Dec at 3:25 pm
He’s not really white, he’s grey/silver, but the photo has dodgy contrast. Anyway, no, he’s not deaf… except maybe to calls of "no Merlin, get down!" and "no Merlin, you can’t eat that" :p
Nat Marie said:
On 19 Dec at 3:47 pm
Awwww! Adorable!! I want kitty!
Must get own place…
Stephanie said:
On 19 Dec at 3:55 pm
Siamese! Those cats kind of scare me. Too thin.
Also, I absolutely love your new background. That’s probably really why I am commenting…
Roxanne said:
On 19 Dec at 4:55 pm
Aww, look at them all cuddled up with each other. They both are very handsome! The one with his eyes open, Merlin, his face reminds me of a lions face, but smaller! XD
susie said:
On 19 Dec at 6:06 pm
Aaaah, beautiful pussums. The picture of happiness.
Hannah said:
On 19 Dec at 7:01 pm
Cute! I found and had a Siamese kitten for a while but he ran away! :(
I love the background you’ve added, astronomy ftw :3
Erin said:
On 19 Dec at 8:27 pm
Your mum’s kitties are just too cute! I think siamese are gorgeous but I agree that they are pricey little beasts.
Free kitties ftw!
Vasili said:
On 19 Dec at 8:57 pm
Aww, there’s so cute. :D Merlin has lovely eyes.
The background image randomly cuts off in my resolution (1280×1024).
Alyssa said:
On 19 Dec at 11:19 pm
The one with the very blue eyes actually looks like a big cat. Like, a lioness or something. Neat! :O
Arwen said:
On 20 Dec at 12:13 am
Aw, pretty kitties!
Mimi said:
On 20 Dec at 12:33 am
They look very regal! I think all Siamese cats look that way. :)
Donna said:
On 20 Dec at 5:26 am
I have what we thought was a Siamese when we got him, but turned out to be a Balinese. Either way, both breeds have brilliant coloring–Merlin and Billi are no exception.
Mimi’s right–my cat always looks regal. Sometimes regally pissed, but still. Regal.
Wendy said:
On 20 Dec at 5:52 am
I don’t really like Siamese cats because they always look fierce to me. But these do look beautiful and regal :)
Chantal said:
On 20 Dec at 8:08 am
Those are adorable. I love Siamese cats. I might even get one some day.
chanel said:
On 20 Dec at 5:13 pm
Your cats coats look so beautiful and well groomed.
jason said:
On 01 Jan at 6:09 am
I have the same kind of cat as you. Are your cats as egotistical as mine?
Mine walks around the house like it owns the place
Ron Russell said:
On 12 Mar at 9:39 pm
You’ve heard the old expression, "a dog’s life", these cats really have it made. I use to have a Yard Cat many, many years ago as a young boy growing up in rural Mississippi. He would often follow me into the woods on my morning squirrel hunts, a first I was annoyed at him, but quickly found out that the cat (Barney) enjoyed the hunt as much as my small squirrel dogs. They would both race to the unfortunate victims of, my early morning outings, to see which could grab the little furry creature first—at times fighting over the carcus. Sounds bad, I know, but that was life in rural Mississippi in those days–no apologies.