Meow - We'd love to share this portion of Catster with you, but first you'll need to login.
If you don't have a Catster account yet, you can register in about 60 seconds. Registering allows you to use all our free features while allowing us to create a safer, more meaningful environment for the community as a whole.
Registering is fast, free and lets you create your cat page(s), find adoptable cats, save your favorites, connect to your Feline Friends and more.
My dear furriends, I have great news! Even though my hooman messed up and missed the deadline for the Monty Q photo contest (http://doingtheq.blogspot.com), Monty Q and his Mom Bean are very kind and are allowing me to be in the contest anyway! Thank you so much, Monty Q and MomBean!
I would so apurreciate it now if my blogging furriends would vote for either or both of my pictures! I have reprinted the instructions below on how to vote. My two pictures are in the "Full Monty" and "Monty Q" categories. (The "Full Monty" is the one where my legs are straight up in the air.)
Please remember that only kitties with blogs are eligible to vote. Thank you for your suppurrt!!
Here's what you need to do, head over to the contest blog (http://doingtheq.blogspot.com) and peruse all of the entries. Then write down your favorite for each category and send them to doingtheq@gmail.com. You don't have to enter to vote, either -as long as you have a blog you can enter.
Categories:
Best Monty Q and Full Monty
Viewer's Choice
Best Interpretation on a Theme (Have you done a Q With a Twist? Or a Half-Monty?)
Silliest Q! Category-sponsored by Parker & Co.
The Curly Q Tail CATegory is being handled by Victor, so send yer bribes his way. ;)
Voting will be open until August 31st, and MomBean can be bribed with powdered sugar doughnuts.
As some of you know, I'm active over on Facebook, where I have my own page. A couple of days ago, I decided to set up a non-purrtisan town hall meeting for cats. Here is the link, and I hope to see my furiends over there!
I want to tell my Catster furiends about peacock feathers! I already had some prior experience with feathers, but they were generally small, and got kind of boring after the first few minutes. But peacock feathers are in a class by themselves!
This past weekend, Mommy and Daddy went to visit the mom and grandpawrents of my furiend Guido the Italian Kitty (http://www.catster.com/cats/800713). Guido's grandpawrents live on a ranch with a whole bunch of peacocks roaming the grounds. Now, I already had some knowledge of peacocks because our neighbors across the road have just one of those big birds, so I know that they make a loud meowing sound like a cat! But I never got up close and purrsonal with our neighbor's peacock, so I didn't know what the deal was with those tail-feathers. It seems that the big birds shed their feathers so they can grow new ones, and that's what was going on when Mommy and Daddy went to Guido's grandpawrents' place. So my pawrents picked up some of the feathers off the ground to bring home and put in a vase. (I thought vases were for flowers...I really don't understand humans.) But they did let me have one that was a bit scraggly, and I'm having a blast with it! (With the help of my staff, I have added a picture to my page that shows me playing with my feather.) If you're looking for a good time, I would highly recommend peacock feathers to all of you.
My Account
