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Here are some pictures of my cats.... The first one is Hades (he is almost 4 years old). The second is Hephaestus (he is about 2 years old). The third is Hercules (he is about 2.5 years old). The fourth is Pegasus (she was about 3 when she died of heart failure). We miss Peggy dearly as she just passed away on Nov 1, 2002. The fifth is Pyrrha (she is about 3 years old and very big - 15 pounds). The sixth is Titan (he is also about 3 years old).
here is the 2nd
here is the 3rd
here is the next one...sorry cant figure out how to get the pictures in one file.
next.....:p
last one.... phew.. so many :confused:
if anyone can please be so kind as to tell me how to post pictures in the messages i would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks:eek:
I love all those orangies!!!!:D
To post the pictures directly in the message, just click on the IMG box above the text box (instead of using the "attach file" box). When the IMG box pops up, fill in the address of the picture from where you have it hosted - then hit OK. That's it! The pics should show up right in the message! :)
beautiful kitties! You should resize your pics tho, for ppl on dial up =/ :)
Cute!!!
Your kitties are adorable!!!
Click Here to see a tutorial on posting pics. You need to get them on the web first. Let us know if you need more help. :)
this is hephy..... he is a midget i think because he is so short and small.http://thumbs.webshots.com/sym/na1/6...7vLSGfr_th.jpg
They are all really cute!!
They sure have interesting names, how did you pick them?
I really love Greek and Roman god/goddess names. Titan isn't really a god's name but it is a group of gods. Pyrrha was one of the first humans after Zeus killed all humans. She is basically the mother of all humans. Pegasus was a flying horse but I loved that name so she got it. Hercules is one of the most famous warriors ever. He was also the son of Zeus. Hephaestus was a lame god who made Zeus's thunderbolts. Hades is the god of the underworld. We named him this because when he was a kitten he always hid in dark places.