Good box

Mom has been uploading tons of pictures to our Flickr account to clear up space on her phone so she can take more pictures (surely of us, and not of those twins who come to visit). I like Flickr, but I noticed I think I have too many pictures in our Kittens folder because it's hard to sometimes find the new ones.*


Here I am in a picture that Mom too of me in September. I'm pretty sure this is the same box that is in the bedroom. I have declared the box in the bedroom as "mine" and I will run and hop into it whenever another cat comes in to make sure no one else puts their stink on it (I'm talking to you, Maggie). Recently I heard Mom say something about how it will be a sad day when we have to get rid of my box. I'm not sure what she's talking about because that box isn't going anywhere.

*We noticed when Flickr did their upgrade to their site some of the folders of pictures seem disorganized. When you would think there would be some chronological order or some way to sort them other than manually reorganizing hundreds of pictures. Of course the photostream is still in chronological order, but it's challenging to wade through all those pictures. Time to rethink my folders.

Grocery helper

Josie loves helping with the groceries. Making sure the reusable bag stays put is very important.

Peace on Earth

An oldie but one of my favorite pictures because all of us are together and there's no fighting...

Josie's perfect spot

If you ask Josie, she'll say she is a perfect fit for Dad's lap. She likes to stretch out and get comfy whenever he is sitting on the couch. It's to the point that Dad more often than not will sit like this so that Josie can stretch out -- not that he's complaining. She has definitely claimed Dad as hers when he is on the couch. She was so offended the other day when Huggy Bear was on the couch beside Dad. It was actually kind of funny to see her walk by and look at Huggy and Dad.

Investigator Maggie

"Whatcha doing up there, Huggy Bear?" Maggie is always checking things out and has to know what's up.