I've been pretty stressed lately -- and I should post about why, shouldn't I, pretty soon -- and that's led me to another gratitude post, because that's how I roll.

This one's mostly about the cats, because that, too, is how I roll.

Things I am grateful for:
  • Waking up to my Chocolate-kitty, snuggled up and purring.

  • Om Shanti Handcrafts' HR policy (or lack of same), which totally allows rum cake for lunch. *BURP*

  • A cat who loves me so much that he must stick his nose right in my ear.


More things I'm grateful for...what are you grateful for today?

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Comment by Kate Jones on April 8, 2011 at 6:32pm
Cats are individuals -- sometime to our sorrow! Each of my boys is himself, unashamedly, and I wouldn't trade any of em for all the pesto in the world (and I really do like pesto).
Comment by Kate Jones on April 8, 2011 at 4:28pm
Mikey sounds awesome. And rescue cats are the best kind!
Comment by Kate Jones on April 3, 2011 at 6:33pm
Cats are very helpful when you're packing. Actually, they're very helpful all the time...just ask them! Thank you for sharing, Denise.
Comment by Denise Morgan (Helping Hand) on April 3, 2011 at 11:41am

Oh this is a wonderful post, sometimes it is the little things that keep us going... I would be honored to share with you all my lovelies... I am very grateful for my kitties and my little beagle...

This is my Chewy... my beagle I went to get a pomeranian and got a beagle... we fell in love at first sight, he will be 8 years old in June... his colors have blended together and he may think that he's a cat

This is my Tooty bear... Aka Whiskey the second... I have had her since the day she popped out. She just turned 12 in December... we have been inseperable since the first day

and this is the only picture I seem to have on my computer for my Salem, my inhertited kitty, I was honored with his presence in my life when I lost my dear friend in 2005. He has been with me for almost six years. He is actually my Tooty's daddy. I'm not sure how old he is, he only has one ear, but he is the sweetest most affectionate kitty I've ever met.

He is helping us to pack...

Thank you for letting me share with you...

It is the things that we may take for granted that gives us the greatest joy and the deepest sarrow.

Many Blessings,

Denise

Comment by Kate Jones on April 3, 2011 at 10:21am

From my vantage you're both pretty old and that's all I'll say! ;) My Chocolate-kitty wanders around the apartment and hollers, sometimes, just to make sure I'm still around. He's a good boy.

 

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