The Gallery

A Quick Photo Gallery

The PhD and her new wheels.

Gotta love the "Oscar Meyer" Medalion
The local dealership could double their sales if they had a gem like this standing beside the cars on the lot.

This is the view most cars on the road get. Usually Jen's head isn't visible as shown here. (We hope)
The view from the luxurious, spacious rear passenger area. Sunglasses are required due to the bright sun-like glow.

"Look Out!" This is what happens when she takes her eyes off the road!

Developing film isn't cheap. When 20 of your 24 exposures are of the cat, something's gotta change. "Use some discretion in your picture taking." Right? Wrong! You have to buy a digital camera. After the equivalent of 50 or 60 rolls of film, the camera has paid for itself! It's really that simple.

With the very first picture from the digital camera, she provides amusement. What fortune to catch her sticking out her tongue.
Look at her, standing there on her hind legs, like a little Rory Calhoun. We hope to have her smoking cigars and juggling bowling pins by year's end.

You can lead a cat to the furniture, but if they're good, they'll scratch the scratching post.
A spot under the desk to sprawl. That's all she wants.

"Please, don't lean on the arm of the chair."
When the TV gets boring, Savannah turns her attention to the birds on the balcony.
Jennie loves this chair. Savannah is fond of it too.

Savannah is destined to be an indoor cat. But kitties need a taste of the outdoors. Solution: fill a litter box with dirt and plant some grass. She has her own little oasis.

Jennie brought home the quality, $5 basket and set it on the counter. Savannah recognized her cue and immediately jumped in. She has claimed it as her own.

"I like my new basket, thank you, please."
This cat is in a constant state of depression.

"Enough with the damn pictures. Let me snooze."
Surveillance from the basket.

And then, some miscellaneous shots.

"I'll have a whiskey sour, and a tuna-water martini for my friend here."
Before Savannah was big enough to jump up on almost every horizontal surface, she would peer over the counter while we were in the kitchen.
Two very unhappy Florida beach goers. Their pain is clearly visible in their sad eyes.

The PhD and her new wheels.
Gotta love the "Oscar Meyer" Medalion	The local dealership could double their sales if they had a gem like this standing beside the cars on the lot.
This is the view most cars on the road get. Usually Jen's head isn't visible as shown here. (We hope)	The view from the luxurious, spacious rear passenger area. Sunglasses are required due to the bright sun-like glow. "Look Out!" This is what happens when she takes her eyes off the road!

Developing film isn't cheap. When 20 of your 24 exposures are of the cat, something's gotta change. "Use some discretion in your picture taking." Right? Wrong! You have to buy a digital camera. After the equivalent of 50 or 60 rolls of film, the camera has paid for itself! It's really that simple.
With the very first picture from the digital camera, she provides amusement. What fortune to catch her sticking out her tongue.	Look at her, standing there on her hind legs, like a little Rory Calhoun. We hope to have her smoking cigars and juggling bowling pins by year's end.
You can lead a cat to the furniture, but if they're good, they'll scratch the scratching post.	A spot under the desk to sprawl. That's all she wants.
"Please, don't lean on the arm of the chair." When the TV gets boring, Savannah turns her attention to the birds on the balcony.	Jennie loves this chair. Savannah is fond of it too.
Savannah is destined to be an indoor cat. But kitties need a taste of the outdoors. Solution: fill a litter box with dirt and plant some grass. She has her own little oasis.

Jennie brought home the quality, $5 basket and set it on the counter. Savannah recognized her cue and immediately jumped in. She has claimed it as her own.
"I like my new basket, thank you, please."	This cat is in a constant state of depression.
"Enough with the damn pictures. Let me snooze."	Surveillance from the basket.

And then, some miscellaneous shots.
"I'll have a whiskey sour, and a tuna-water martini for my friend here." Before Savannah was big enough to jump up on almost every horizontal surface, she would peer over the counter while we were in the kitchen.	Two very unhappy Florida beach goers. Their pain is clearly visible in their sad eyes.