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Monorail kitteh @ library

on October 10th, 2008 in Avenging, Cat, Librarianship by | Comments Off

Certain, especially awesome public libraries have live-in cats. I suspect from the lack of spine labels, that this is a privately-owned and operated library monorail lolcat.

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An Engineer’s Guide to Cats

on April 17th, 2008 in Cat by | Comments Off

This is an excellent study of the many aspects of cats. I, for one, regularly check my cat’s depth, as it often changes depending on the shedding season, and sometimes I loose my cellphone in the fur.

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Very serious.

on February 9th, 2008 in Cat, Life by | Comments Off

With Chuck back in Michigan, Plover and I decided to work on our serious faces.

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Attack of the Chilly Kitty

on December 9th, 2007 in Cat by | 3 Comments

Caturday post. Plover likes to sleep on my neck. As it gets colder, he gets friendlier. Soon, I will awake to find him under the covers with a book, a flashlight, and a box of Oreos. Annoying animated .gif courtesy of gifninja.com.

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Fonty goodness

on April 19th, 2005 in Cat, Graphic Design by | 4 Comments

I’m shopping for fonts this morning. I work in a library with a font budget. Life is good. I’m torn between Saint Louis and Bodega Serif. Slow wave is a comic strip made out of people’s dreams. Here’s a librarian one. Incidentally, this morning I had a dream that I…

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Good morning cat

on January 19th, 2005 in Cat by | 2 Comments

This morning I was getting ready for work and my partner said casually, “boy, that stuffed mouse you got Owl (the cat) sure is realistic”. All of Owl’s toys are neon green or red. This was not a toy. Owl was very proud of himself. He ran down the stairs…

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Cat up tree. Seriously.

on October 29th, 2004 in Cat, Favorite Posts, Ithaca, Life by | 14 Comments

Meyow meyow…MEYOW! I’m getting in my car to go to work when I hear pitiful cat sounds coming from above my head. Waaaay above my head. 33 feet above my head. I know this because it is exactly eight feet taller than our tallest ladder. Which I got out when…

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