These two are brothers. I remember them when they were kittens. Looks like I caught them during bath time.
Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cats. Show all posts
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Friday, December 20, 2013
Solstice Eve Garden
The temperature outside was in the 50s today so I decided to do one last 2013 garden visit. Most of the garden was still under a blanket of snow but I managed to dig out some late season carrots.
There were a few greens poking through the snow too so I brought home a mustard green leaf for Mao Mao. She likes to munch on something leafy but she's never tried this flavorful green. I'm not sure she'll like it but I couldn't pass up homegrown food for the kitty.
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
A Calico Cat in Fall Foliage
Friday, October 18, 2013
Garden Cats
The Brunswick Street Community Garden is populated by a big kitty family. Over the years, I've seen wacky little kittens grow into very relaxed cats, right at home in our urban garden oasis. Sometimes they mistake the garden plots for giant litter boxes (especially in the spring after the soil has been tilled) but for the most part they are a pleasant addition to the landscape.
The majority of the cats are mostly white with either gray tabby spots or black spots (like these two friendly guys). There's also a very nervous all black shorthair and a long hair guy who is perpetually fighting matted fur in the summer. They are all fixed (I think) and when a new one shows up a cat caretaker in the garden traps, fixes, and releases the kitty before the population can expand.
Thursday, September 12, 2013
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Eating local, real local.
I had a big harvest yesterday after not visiting the garden for a week. Everything looked fine. The Beefmaster plant is huge and still producing tomatoes. It would probably do well with an 8' stake at this point but it's going to have to be content with draping all over the corn. The beans continue to flower and my succession planting seems to be a success. The younger plants should begin flowering in the next week. To make room I thinned out some of the older plants that looked a little dry. We ate the beets, beans, and carrots last night along with our first installment from our fish CSA (silver hake). It was a very local dinner!
I'm growing a dramatic sunflower called Earth Walker. I would like a whole bouquet of these but since I've only got one, I guess it'll stay in the garden.
Anybody want a kitten? This little ruffian is running around the garden and sitting on my plants. I love crazy face markings on cats though, and this guy/gal has one killer nose!
These trees are in bloom in Jersey City right now. The big billowy flowers look great but turn into a disgusting sidewalk pulp once they come down.
I'm growing a dramatic sunflower called Earth Walker. I would like a whole bouquet of these but since I've only got one, I guess it'll stay in the garden.
Anybody want a kitten? This little ruffian is running around the garden and sitting on my plants. I love crazy face markings on cats though, and this guy/gal has one killer nose!
These trees are in bloom in Jersey City right now. The big billowy flowers look great but turn into a disgusting sidewalk pulp once they come down.
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Saturday, March 9, 2013
New Apartment, Same Old Cat
Mao Mao has made herself a comfortable perch on the boxes that just won't go away. Since we moved without bookshelves, many items have nowhere to go just yet. Luckily Josh Urso Design is making us some unique shelves that will fit our space. I'll have to speak with them about some sort of cat tree I guess.
Monday, October 1, 2012
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