Easy Like Sunday

The other day, Dad went to Target to get kitty litter and they were running the special again where if you bought two, you got a free $5 gift card. So when Mom and Dad went back later, did they use that $5 gift card to buy a bunch of treats or toys for us? No, they bought Maggie a penguin t-shirt!


Here's Maggie showing off her t-shirt. She didn't mind this one as much as the other two shirts she has worn, but this one is more of a cape and less form-fitting. She wore this for Aunt Tiff, who is visiting for the weekend. Aunt Tiff is a big penguin fan, so Maggie agreed to wear it. But I think she needs some lessons from Daisy on how to properly model. (I don't think "death roll" is a good modeling technique.)

Tabby Tuesday

Mom and Dad insist on buying t-shirts for Maggie. I hope this trend remains a "Maggie thing" because I don't want to have to put a hairball in their shoes anytime soon. As it goes, I think Maggie gets the shirts because they fit her, and she's starting to get used to it. She's no fashionista like Daisy, but she tries her best.


Mom tried to bribe Maggie with treats, but Maggie was a little unsettled by the t-shirt on her back and just sniffed them.


You may notice this is no ordinary t-shirt, though, it is a "Naughty" t-shirt, so maybe that's why Maggie is wearing it. They must have known that she'd be playing with the tree and the ornaments, so they got her a naughty Christmas t-shirt so everyone knew.


Despite her naughtiness, she tried her best to be a good model. (And later she did admit that she thought it was cuter than her other shirt that fits her more snugly.)

Maggie's t-shirt

Oh, the humiliation ... just too sweet not to post these pictures of Maggie in her t-shirt. What good is a little sister if I can't pick on her every once in a while?

Although Maggie seemed to feel perpetually pounced in her purple striped t-shirt, it was awful cute on her.

We typically don't feature Mom and Dad in photos on the blog (it's about us, after all) but I just had to post this one. Sure, Maggie might not have thought the t-shirt was the coolest thing since Temptations, but Mom was sure pleased as peach. I mean, really, look at that smile. At least one of the girls in the picture was excited about the t-shirt.

But this picture says it the best. I don't know if it's because of the angle exaggerating the size of Maggie's head, or the furrowed brow, but if you ask me, this picture has "these better not show up on the blog" written all over it. Sure, she'll pounce me once she realizes I posted them, but it's worth it...

Crazy people!

Just like Magoo, Smudge, Bella, Dolce and Baci's Dad said "you should never go near a Rescue Society booth when you have just lost a friend" you should also never let your Mom and Dad shop near pet clothes when they have lost their ever-loving minds! Mom bought a kitten t-shirt for Maggie at Target last night, and put it on the poor thing. Admittedly, she did look cute, but poor Maggie thought someone had pounced her and wouldn't get off. She'd roll on her side and back. After a few minutes, Mom and Dad took the t-shirt back off and let her show off her stripes again (and not the purple stripes of the t-shirt). Fortunately, they bought the largest size they made and it only fit Maggie, which saves Josie (HB and I are so big that she'd have to shop dog clothes for us -- can you imagine ... double the indignity). Dad did get some pictures, but he's not letting me on the computer later because we have company coming for dinner, so maybe I'll get to put them up tomorrow.

Dress Up Your Pet Day

Now this is a holiday we don't need to celebrate! Who comes up with this kind of insanity?!? (Dog people, I'd guess...)