In your grill

I was lying on the floor trying to take a picture of Deebo across the room playing with one of his toys.  Then he got curious about what I was doing and walked right up to the camera, so I got this shot.

Deebo is excited about moving!

Artist's depiction

Foulard's family

Beebo and Deebo relaxing at home...

Back from Vacation

Time to unpack!

I'm Packin' It!

"Okay, I'm ready to go. When's our flight?"

Sundays are for catnaps

Deebo has the right idea here...

Shadow of the Deebo

I Ebayed and framed a new poster for the living room. I got the frame a little late to get it on the wall in time for Halloween, but I like to have an air of menace in the living room year-round. Now we've got the 'sinister' cat looking at us from the left and the Evil Eye looking at us from the right.

I love seeing cats in horror movies, though they're never, ever scary to me. Especially when they look like my cat.

The Wanderings of Deebo

Well, Deebo disappeared for a couple of days and just showed up again this morning. Our camera was gone as well. He wouldn't tell us where he'd been, but this photo certainly tells a tale:

When Deebo Escaped

Deebo the Vampire

The second photo is actually the way it looked when we took his picture--he was lying in a box on his back, looking at me upside-down.

Deebo's ice packs = Meth lab

As you may know, Deebo the cat enjoys laying on a nice cool ice pack on a hot summer day when it gets above 85 degrees in the apartment. He's one cool little cucumber as long as he has something chilly to lay on.Now the meth-heads (you know who you are!) are threatening to take that away from him:

An Indiana prosecutor is warning retailers about a new way meth makers are making the drug.

Instant cold packs*, used to treat sprains and other injuries, contain an ingredient that can be used as a substitute for anhydrous ammonia.

This new method is quicker and does not produce the chemical smell found with ammonia-based methods.

The prosecutor out of Gibson County recommends retailers move ice packs behind the counter and monitor their sales.

Great! Now every summer when I want to cool down the kitty, I have to prove to a pharmacist that I'm not a whacked-out hillbilly!

*Once again, I seem to have gotten cornfused about a technical detail--this article actually seems to refer to instant ice packs, not the kind that you conventionally get cold in the freezer. Thanks, Beebo!

A picture of Deebo

Why not?

Another Poem

Here I sit, broken-hearted
Let's get this party started

A poem

Little kitten in my garden
Smiling shyly up at me