This is our Beemer. The origin of her name makes for a cute story...
Twelve years ago I was working at the family business. My husband called from down on the sales floor up to me in the office. "A customer just came in and said there's a little gray cat under Dad's car," Scott told me. "Do we want another cat...?" he asked. My first reaction was to think of our original two cats at home, Abbey and Penny..."I think we are perfectly happy with two cats...three seems like spreading ourselves too thin. Let's see if it's still out there when we leave for the day, and we'll see," I answered, stalling for time to consider the subject a bit more. By the end of that hectic Thursday, we had frankly forgotten all about the little kitty. We drove the 25 miles home and looked forward to the upcoming weekend. We had made plans with Dad to come to our house after work on Sunday to help us fix our garage door. It was Scott's Sunday off, and Dad drove right from work to our house. He pulled his car into our driveway and met Scott by the garage. Suddenly they heard a sound and turned toward Dad's car to see what it was...
driveway...Scott came into the house and told me what had happened in front of the garage. "Well," I remember saying, "I guess we have three!" There was no time for a "Welcome to the family" party...this little girl was
I've been backed into a corner by a ten pound critter named Cooper... Since he's our most recently acquired feline friend, I thought I had some time before introductions were necessary...I mean, after all, Abbey's been with us for 13 years and you only m
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I nearly couldn't get to my computer today, day eighteen of NaBloPoMo, to post my daily installment of things for which I am thankful. I was being held captive by a thirteen pound lump of fur named Desi, sitting on my lap. Now that I'm finally free of her
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