Have a Blessed 2013

Our message is simple - thank you for being our friends.  We have enjoyed several years of blogging and hope to be around for many more, but as 2012 draws to a close, we thought we'd have some fun with rhyme.

It's hard to believe it's already New Year's Eve.

We've been blogging so long we've run out of song.
So we'll just post a banner cause Jan lost our nip nanner. 
(oh, sorry, our mistake - we never had one)

To friends far and near, we consider you dear.

Many blessings we purr and our woofies concur.-

At midnight we'll drawl, Happy New Year to all!

Oh, & we're at a party over at the Tabby Cat Club.  You don't have to be a tabby to come by and say hello.

Have a happy, healthy 2013!

Funny Farmers -
Merci, Cyndi, Percy, Cameron, Buddy, Rusty, Sam & Micah
- and Jan

Whiskey and the Whisppy Felines

As you can tell from the graphic, our interviewees today are the cats from Furries of Whisppy. In case you're wondering about the Whiskey in the title, we're not celebrating early, though it's cold enough in here we'd like to give the computer a double to speed it up. Whiskey is the woofie responsible for Whisppy.  There are 7 of them - 8 if you count the woofie, (more if you count the other critters) but Whiskey was good and didn't interrupt.  We know you'll enjoy getting acquainted or learning something new about them.

So drop over to their Mousebreath interview, The Furries of Whisppy ... Cosmo, Link, Meow-Me, Boomer, Felix, Tutu & Coco.

It's so cold in here this morning, the computer is super slow and so are are typing paws, so in the interest of posting this today and not tomorrow, we'll wish you a happy weekend. 

Be Safe, Dry and Warm

Hey, Merci, Sam & Buddy here. The felines will be back on Friday, but we wanted to say we hope you all had a great Christmas with lots of family, friends, love and laughter.  Or maybe one like ours, quiet and cold ... we mean, cozy.

And we don't want you to forget what handsome dudes and a dudette we are. 

We're sorry we can't get around to visit as often as we like.  You know what a computer hog Jan is.  So we try to visit different blogs so we spread our handsomeness around.  But we are amazed at the number that are still turning on word verification.  Inevitably, we go by to leave condolences or well wishes and we can't leave a comment.

When humans invite other humans over to visit or to share a meal, they don't lock the gate and then issue an invitation, so the poor sucker ... um, guest has to climb a 6' fence to reach the door.  No, they want the guest to feel welcome, so they unlock the gate and throw open the door to greet them.
So how come so many blogs are inviting readers to come by and then when they click "publish," SURPRISE!!  Up pops word verification. This is one mean time consuming unwelcome mat!

We know we've said it before... and before ... and before.  But it bears repeating.  And as long as no one speaks up, Blgoger's illegible word verification will continue to spread.  So, if you have a problem with it, don't just battle through to leave a comment.  Help those who can't read it by speaking up against word verification when you leave a comment.  There are other ways to stop spam!

There is a lot of severe weather in the US, so everybody and their furries be safe, dry and warm!

Oh, and we almost forgot -

For those of you who enjoy poetry, we met a non-pet blogger the other day you might enjoy.  The blog is called Today Someone ... and it's written by Doreen Hardie of South Africa. She writes lovely inspirational poetry and articles but hasn't had many visitors.  It's a shame to let such talent go unnoticed, so we hope you will stop by and say hello.

Merry Christmas to All

 

This is our card.  You can probably tell by our familiar faces.

This is Jan's card.  You can tell because there is NO face on it, familiar or otherwise.  Maybe we need to ask Santa to bring her a new face tonight, so she will let us take photos of her? 

Still, all of us wish all of you a very Merry Christmas!  .

We were only able to send our homemade e-cards again this year.  We sent out more than we could count, so if you didn't receive one from us, check your spam folder, and if it isn't there, check your neighbor's - it probably got delivered to the wrong computer.  (We're kidding about the neighbor, but that's what happens with some of our snail mail, so we thought we'd throw that in.)  If yours didn't arrive, grab one of these.  They are small files for the internet.  If you like to print your cards, pop us an email and ask for a larger file copy.  We'd be happy to email it to you.

We received a lot of lovely e-cards and snail mail cards this year, which we'd like to share with you.  The snail mail are in 3 collages, but Jan balked at putting the rest in a collage.  Thank you, each of you who took the time to remember us.  We are grateful for each of you.

So, whoo whee!  We have finally gotten our cards together to post.  And since this is Christmas Eve, we're really pushing it to the wire. 

(Arty), Scylla, Socks & Fenris

Amber DaWeenie & Max da Odder Dog & da pack

Asta

Cat Chat, Caren & Cody

Charlotte, Angel Momo & SS

Cherry City Kitties

Today Someone blog

Eric & Flynn

Florida Furkids

Four Crazy Cats

Nicki & Derry

Gracie

Hannah & Lucy

Islay (Charlie's Dog Blog)

JFF pixelated portrait by Ollie

Jelly Bean & fur siblings

Kwee Cats

Maggy May & Creek Cats

Abby & Manx Mnews

Bugsy & Knuckles of Max the Quilt Cat

 

Sammy & Moosey of Animal Shelter Volunteer Life

Mog & Meowza

Mumsy & Furkids

Musings of a Crazy Cat Lady

The Op Pack

Mr. Pip.

 

Tommie of Shelter Cats

Tabby Cat Club member photo pixelated by Ollie

Sweet Purrfections

Wally, Ernie & Zoey

Wildcat Woods

Zoolatry

Fur Everywhere / Ayla, Iza & Marley / Abby of Manx Mnews / Ginger Jasper, / Random Felines / Kwee Cats

Angel & Kirby / Baby & Lucky / Bugsy & Knuckles of Max the Quilt Cat / JB Bean / Mo & the Purries / Clooney (Claus) & Neytiri

China Cat & Willow / Maxwell & Tater Tot / Gentle Annie / Forty Paws


Have a wonderful Christmas!  And we hope you aren't so busy you forget we're celebrating the birth of Jesus.