by Kaycy Breitmaier
(Orangevale Ca)
She is a combination of the Tazmanian devil and Tinkerbell - one minute crazy, next totally lovable she is only three months old and one of the funniest kittens I have ever had :)
Leena’s comment
Hehe, I think you just defined a normal kitten there, LOL. There is something so funny watching a small kitten explode into a beserk run, like it was trying to get off its skin almost. (Well, our adult cats still do that…) And once it gets tired it climbs to your lap and falls asleep there, so happy you would not dare to move in fear of waking her up.
Does Tazzerbell also like to attack your feet? My first cat, Misu, who was quite an ordinary house cat (as if there is such a thing), just loved to chase my feet. I was a small girl of eight when Misu entered our household (she made it clear she chose me). She loved to stalk my feet.
My mother still shakes her head when she recalls how Misu waited behind a corner for me. A little grey fuzzball, with its butt wiggling in anticipation… And the moment I came from behind the corner – kazam!
I must have had more than my fair share of scrathes on my legs that year. But for a girl of eight, running around in summer barefoot with other kids, a few scratches were nothing.
Misu did quiet down with age but was always my cat, meeting me at the door, sleeping under the blanket in my bed, walking the forests with me…
Misu’s birthday was just this week… She was born on 12th March. I still remember her with great love. Cats can be such wonderful friends and companions. As I am sure you will find Tazzerbell also, and hopefully for many many years to come!
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