As I was taking photos of the frost that I showed you yesterday, Annabelle was on top of the cat tower watching. I couldn't resist getting a few shots of her, too.
Look what I noticed about her just a few days ago... her sides are striped and the patches on her back are pretty plain, not to mention different color. This shot shows it well:
Weird, huh? But then, her coloring has been pretty strange all along. Pretty unique. Or uniquely pretty. :)
She's a very good kitty. Well, except for when she pulls the stopper out of the bathroom sink (Josie taught her that) and leaves it 'wherever'. I've hunted it down many times. Now I try to remember to take it out and hide it when I'm done using the sink. She also likes the scrubber thingies from by the kitchen sink. That's the first thing she goes for when I leave the room a lot of times. Brat. But a very loving brat. :)
6 comments:
Awww! She's so cute! And the color of her eyes is astounding!
I know you were busy, but I'm glad to see you're back, I missed your posts :)
Thanks, Genevieve! Glad to know I was missed. :) Busy, yes, and still so... but part of the problem is that there's not a lot to photograph this time of year, especially this year with our lack of snowfall (and I'm NOT complaining about that!). It's just rather dreary and same ol' same ol'.
Thanks for commenting... certainly makes the blogging more worthwhile. :)
I can understand that, the last months have been horribly cold around here too (north shore of Montreal). We didn't get as much snow as usual, but it didn't melt a little, even for a single day since December! A few weeks to go and it's gonna be over! :)
How are Cottonball and the others doing?
Those littles are doing wonderfully! I think they're the healthiest non-house kittens I've ever had - they just amaze me! I've been thinking I should take pics again soon, but it's either too cold, too windy, or both. :( Soon, hopefully.....
Okay, these are gorgeous photos, GG. The lighting and framing and everything. Especial pats on the back for you, considering how awful the light can be this time of the year. Not that I know anything about prof. photography, but the shots are just so lovely that even the camera-unschooled among us will agree. Sigh. And your subject is beautiful as always!
Thanks, LiEr! Annabelle thanks you, too. :)
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