Category Archives: toesday
Yesterday was Toesday. Here are some Ping Toes.
I am attempting to revive Toesday on the Miao blog. Better late than never, right? Feathers and Ping!
Sprocket Nose and Dirty Toes
Someone needs to teach Sprocket how to scrub his little kitten toes – all 14 of them! Venus and the crescent moon – so beautiful tonight. I picked some lilacs by the moonlight, much to the approval of Lotus, who … Continue reading
King Ping has decreed that you must celebrate Toesday Floof.
Who could disobey the King? Celebrate floofy Toesday!!
Chun’s seal point Siameseness
I learned that Chun is a seal lynx-point Siamese. See the charts posted by ThreeCatYard. Chun has a dark nose-border and his stripes are black and his paw-pads are black. Seal point toes Seal point nose Sprocket’s toes are bicolored, … Continue reading
A midnight snack of Interdigital Floof
Today, we have not one serving but two of interdigital floof. This time, Lotus Batcat’s: In case you’re still hungry, here are some older photos from the Miao Archives: Sprocket has a little ways to go before his interdigital floof … Continue reading
Sprawwwket Pawwws
Sprocket just sprocketted by with Chun on his tail. Chun leap-frogged him, and now they both scampered up the stairs. Back down the stairs, Sprocket chasing Chun. Now Sprocket is after the big Bear. I know, I know, video would … Continue reading
Toesday Sprocket Paws
Sprocket paws are particularly difficult to photograph because they are always in motion.
interdigital floof overload!
Lotus! Tweets! Ping! Tash! Mer! Kem! Chun! and last but certainly not least: MANI!!
Ping toes on Caturday
If you look closely, you can make out the royal paw prints. This is a good Caturday for napping, even better than usual because the warm weather is particularly conducive to somnolence. Lotus Batcat is the only bouncy one in … Continue reading
fuzzy toesday
Chun’s paws are so fuzzy and soft. Even though he is declawed, he doesn’t mind me playing with them. Sometimes I see him napping there and I can’t decide if I should beep his nose or tickle his toes. I … Continue reading