Friday, June 30, 2006

Ellie in a bag, or Friday cat blogging resumes

Our camera has been in the shop the last few weeks. The guys broke it in this week on its return by taking pictures of Ellie in one of her favorite environments: the plastic bag.










Be sure to check out the 93rd Friday Ark today. Carnival of the Cats will be at Watermark on Sunday.
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8 comments:

  1. PJ9:04 AM

    yes, cat's and bags..classic!

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  2. Anonymous10:52 AM

    Does Ellie like to chew on the plastic, too? One of my cats used to sit in plastic bags like this--people would actually carry her around like that when she was a kitten. Now she has a weird fixation and want to chew on them. I can't set one down from the store for a second before she is over there chewing! Needless to say I have to keep them out of her reach!

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  3. Stefanie12:40 PM

    Yay! The cats are back! My cat never took to plastic bags. In his younger days he loved to be swung around in a canvas bag though.

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  4. Anonymous12:56 PM

    Oh, how precious is that?

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  5. SFP1:51 PM

    Sometimes she chews but she's mainly fixated with being inside things--her box (very ratty by now since she's also started sitting on top of it), bags, sinks and bathtubs, crawling back behind an open drawer. I do make an effort to keep them away from her, though.

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  6. SFP10:10 AM

    I'm assuming after she'd gone in the bag and started rattling around my son picked up the bag while my husband aimed the camera. You might can spot my son's red gym clothes in the background.

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  7. Anonymous11:08 PM

    Oh, oh, oh.... how ADORABLE is Ellie?! What a cutie!

    Jill

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  8. Anonymous10:26 AM

    Oh, that is just too darn cute!

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