Gracie: Where did you have your finger last? Smells like tuna!
It’s been quiet here all week. The cats are on hiatus. Seriously, they are always on hiatus but this year is even more hiatus-y!
Mollie resting up for…ummm…nothing.
It’s been an uneventful year. No new cats and no losses. Mollie had some teeth pulled and Hazel got her poops under control (sort of). The grays are just the grays. Annoying and lovable. Cuddly and demanding. Normal. They wish you all a new year.
Hazel: One of these must be a tuna martini!
Views and Mews by Coffee Kat 
Love the collection of Starbucks cups they can play with…:)
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And Happy New Year to you and your busy household, too, Kate. Let’s hope for a continuation of the peace and quiet, for as long as possible!
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Happy New Year to you and your DH and all your fuffers!
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Thanks!
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When the cats are happy, life is good 🙂
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Absolutely!
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Uneventful is great, trust me.
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I know! I love uneventful because the events aren’t always joyful.
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Happy New Year, Kitkats!!! All adorable!
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Sending love from my cats to your cats (although that doesn’t include mousies — they made me say that).
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Kana said to let you know that they all send their love to your cats, and they have plenty of mousies right now because Grandma gave them each a present and some of the presents had MULTIPLE MOUSIES in them!
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Wishing you a purringly Happy New Year! May the New Year see few hair balls to step in and healthy loving kitties to keep you company.
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I can only hope.
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Hope Hazel found that tuna martini!
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Not yet but she has high hopes!
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Your cats know how to celebrate the holidays! I am glad there were no losses this year for you. All the best to you in 2019!
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No losses and no adds was good.
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Wishing you all a very happy new year as well. I look forward to following your 2019 adventures.
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And I look forward to yours.
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Love the pics Kate, especially the top one.
Happy New Year to you all.
🙂
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Thanks.
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Happy New year to you Kate! Hope the next year is uneventful, catwise, as well! ~Elle
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Me too! No big vet bills please!
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The tuna martini picture made me smile – they keep you young and hoppin’ Kate. Happy New Year to the kitties and you as well.
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Thanks!
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I wish mine would go into a bit of hibernation. Particularly the kitten, whose not a kitten anymore. And needs to realize that.
Of course pestiness and minor chaos is one of the things I actually love in cats, so I really shouldn’t complain.
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Gracie who we think is the youngest (age unknown at adoption) acts like a young kitten even though she has to be at least 2 maybe older. She has an exercise routine that includes zoomies throughout the entire house at 7 a.m. Sometimes it’s up over the bed no matter is anyone is in it. Gotta love her though.
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Mine also have a predawn ritual of stampeding through the house chasing each other. It’s like a herd of elephants. I feel sorry for my neighbor downstairs.
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What is it with cats and pre-dawn stampedes?
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Tuna martini! Ha, ha. Good one. Wishing you a catabulous 2019!
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Hazel is quite thorough in her search. Don’t want to miss a good treat.
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Happy new year from our kitties to yours, Kate, and from our two legged folks to yours too.
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Thanks and hugs to all especially Gracie!
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Did you see JoyRoses (Nuggets of Gold) post “What About George?”
It contains a shout-out to Morgan, Grace, Mollie, and Hazel:
“Then there were the 2 beautiful Persian cats at one house and 4 mischievous cats at Kate’s house, who were all wide eyed watching Jinx and Jangle.”
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I did not! I’ll have to check it out.
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There’s a sweet spot between young/ new animals and geriatric ones where they don’t need a ton of care. Vet bills are as minimal as vet bills get. It’s nice. 🙂
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Yes. And the extra work too. I have that with managing Hazel’s IBS. When Jake passed 3 years ago, in the sadness I knew I didn’t have to do pee towels twice a week or worry about him. Fast forward 3 years and I’m keeping an eye on poops in the box to make sure nothing is soft. Yikes. I know, TMI!
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I love uneventful years… I’m this kind of people who pay with tears shortly after something fabulous happened ;O)
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Me too. Sadness stings.
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May that cup of kindness continue to spill in your direction. (Winning the lottery would be OK, too!) Purr on!
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If we won the lottery you can be sure that would be the slip of paper that Morgan chewed to smithereens.
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Glad you had an uneventful year. We did lose one of our cats, but she had a long (20 years), warm, and safe life with lots of purring. Can’t ask for more. Tell the kitties we wish them a happy New Year, too!
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My older cats are moving into the geriatric stage where things go wrong (and owner gets neurotic). They will be 12 and 14 in the new year. I’ve never had a cat make it to 20 but several topped out at 18.
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Uneventful is good. Happy New Year to The Sassy Cats!
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When it comes to the cats, I really like uneventful. Sassy is good but without major issues.
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Lovely!! What a great way to end the year 💖
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Just purr-fect!
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Happy New Year to the Crimmins cats!
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Sending it back to you too!
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