First Summerday morning

Please, do not take a picture of me, I am just woken up, and have sleepy eyes!

A stretch and some cat wash upon the table on the terrace in the morning sun.

This is Pusling, Pus in short

She is the cat of Hanne and Mum's son Magnus. She goes with them to Lia, but I stay home.
This Easter Mum's sister which gives me food, complained that I did not eat. That's not true, but I have no appetite when I am alone in the house.
Pus is a ship's cat, the race which have six toes on each paw in order to walk steady on deck when the waves make the ship rock!
And she is heavy, twice my weight, at least!

Full action

Sia do you want to help me take away these cut branches?

These????

Of course, let's start working!

Oh, the branches are moving!!!

This was fun, just like playing!

Well done, Sia!

Shabby

 

I have not been well these last days. I have threw up and been shaky, not moved fast, rested all day long, and when mum looked for me this morning, I was angry with her waking me up!

   

Let me present

the Polish cat, Toffi, coming by car all the way from Poland to Fredrikstad to stay with his family.
Toffi was found abandoned in the streets by the family Glugla six years ago.
Now he is a strong and cheerful cat enjoying life so far in the livingroom, because in the garden there are a lot of cats which he must challenge to to have his own territory. I think he can gain respect!

He is always on the run and curious about my Mum's Iphone, so there was a problem taking a good portrait of him. 

I think he must have gens of a Norwegian Forest Cat - he has the similar markings as my grand aunt Nøste had.

The Norwegian Forest Cat is a breed of domestic cat native to Northern Eurpe, and adapted to a very cold climate, with top coat of glossy, long, water-shedding hairs, and a woolly undercoat for insulation. Although this is uncertain, the breed's ancestors may have been short-haired cats brought to Norway by the Vikings around 1000 AD, and may also have included the long-haired Siberian and Turkish Angora.
During World War II, the breed became nearly extinct until efforts by the Norwegian Forest Cat Club helped the breed by creating an official breeding program.  Currently, the Norwegian Forest Cat is very popular in Norway, Sweden, Iceland and France. 

Source: Wikipedia

And all cat girls be aware, Mister Charming is soon coming out.... smack!

Guarding the home

Last week I spent days and nights alone in the house. Mum's sister who is living 'next door', feeds me and gives me fresh water each day when this happens, but I was very happy to see mum and dad coming home on Saturday night.

Greetings on Valentine's Day

I must say, I am not a pet for children any more in an age of 72. I like to have comfort, rest and peace, in other words I like to have full control myself! When Mum had a visitor, eleven years of age, who would like to play with me, I hid behind the sticking plant and stayed there till she had left the house!

I put my eyes on her in order to say, leave me alone!
I know it's Valentine's Day today, so I give my love to all my cat friends in the world of blogs.