To celebrate my first birthday, I am having a fundraiser for ASPCA through the month of October. If you would like to make a small donation, here's the link:
Yesterday, it was just too darn hot to do much of anything.Rich recharged the remote mouse and tried to get me to chase it around, but I really wasn’t in the mood.I was able to grab it a few times, but I certainly wasn’t going to exert myself just so the old guy could make another video.I wonder if Rich could recharge me?
It's been kinda boring the last few days,with Rich shooting a triathlon down in Huatulco, Mexico. He's due back late tonight, but meanwhile, I've been trying to liven things up a little with a little exploring. It was a bit difficult, but I was finally able to get the door open in the old guy's office closet. He's got all kinds of stuff in there, but nothing really worth all the effort to get in there. I even found my old green cube that I thought Rod tossed out a long time ago. I don't think he ever really throws anything away. Maybe Rich will bring me back something from Mexico. That would be a nice surprise.
Rich is shooting a race in Huatulco, Mexico this weekend for the International Triathlon Union, so the old guy and I are spending a quiet couple of days at home. Rich and he took me to the vet a couple of days ago to have my claws trimmed again and they weighed me while I was there. I now weigh 14 pounds 9 ounces, so I guess it really is time to start watching my diet. I'm still pretty active and don't really look all that chubby, but I'm beginning to notice it takes a little extra effort to jump up to my hiding place above the office closet.
The old guy bought another case of "Two Buck Chuck" the other day and was going to throw the carton away until I pounced on it. I can really have fun with it, but I have to admit that I sometimes get a little too wild and that's when Rod had better watch out. When I put my ears back and get into the "attack mode" he knows it's time to bring out the Band-Aids, or cover up his arms. I hope he keeps it around for a few more days.
I'm not sure who has more fun playing with my toys--me or Rich. The old guy wasn't feeling so good yesterday, so Rich brought back a light dinner from Mimi's for him. After dinner, Rich put my remote mouse in the bag and we all had lots of fun with it. I wonder what I'd do with a real mouse?
Yesterday was World Animal Day and the old guy and I were both thinking about how lucky we are to have each other. World Animal Day celebrates all animal life and humankind's relationship with the animal kingdom. Animals can really be great companions and enrich lives.
My mom, Cali, was a stray calico and she was lucky enough to be adopted by Mike and Carol, two of the old guys young friends. It turned out that she was pregnant, but had only two kittens in her litter--my sister and me. Carol knew that Rod had been really lonely since his wife died, so she gave me to him as his 80th birthday present. He says I've made a really big difference in his life and he takes really good care of me. October 1 was my 1st birthday, so we decided to raise funds for ASPCA throughout the month as a thank you for the good work they do. You can help me reach my goal of raising $500 with a small donation of just $10 by contributing on the following link:
October 1 was my first birthday, so Rich and the old guy had a little party for me. As most of my fans know, the old guy is really cheap, but Rich bought me a bunch of cool presents, including a remote mouse. It's kinda slow on the carpet, but it really zips around on the kitchen floor. Rich took a video of me having fun with it while the old guy worked the remote. All kinds of fun! I think even the old guy enjoyed it.
I'm still trying to raise money for the ASPCA during October to celebrate my birthday, but I'm not having much luck. Rich and Rod thought I should be able to raise $500 with a bunch of small donations from all of my fans. The fund raising page will accept donations as small as $10. It's for a good cause and you'd make me very happy, plus you'd have a good feeling. Here's the link if you'd like to donate: http://aspcaambassadors.donordrive.com/campaign/tibbles
October 1 was my first birthday, so Rich and the old guy helped me celebrate with a special little can of food and the Happy Birthday song.What fun!The old guy says that one year old for a cat is the equivalent of about 18 human years.I guess I’m at that “awkward” age.
The old guy is too cheap to buy me any presents, but Rich bought me all kinds of stuff.The old guy says I should be happy just playing with paper bags and cardboard boxes.I dunno.I have fun with all the stuff, but I sometimes think that Rich has as much fun with my stuff as I do.I’m going to post a separate blog showing me playing with a remote mouse that Rich bought for me yesterday. Even the old guy enjoyed that.
Don’t forget that I’m trying to raise funds for ASPCA this month to celebrate my birthday.I have a goal of $500 and a LONG way to go.
I don’t know why the old guy has that big bathtub in his bathroom.He never uses it and just takes showers.Yesterday, Rich put some water in the bath while Rod was at the dentist and let me check it out.I got down in the tub and was able to wade around for a while.It felt like I was walking on water.I’m glad Rich didn’t completely fill up the tub, or I would have needed to learn how to swim.I’ll leave that to the dumb dogs.
Don’t forget to celebrate my first birthday this month with a small donation to ASPCA.Rich and the old guy are thinking of having a prize drawing at the end of the month for all donors.
