Benjie, what a fine, handsome, fluffy boy you are! Congratulations on being our Cat of the Day today!
Benjie, what a fine, handsome, fluffy boy you are! Congratulations on being our Cat of the Day today!
I meant," said Ipslore bitterly, "what is there in this world that truly makes living worthwhile?"
Death thought about it.
CATS, he said eventually. CATS ARE NICE.
-- Terry Pratchett (1948—2015), Sourcery
Good morning handsome Benjie. Congrats on being COTD.
Nancy
All things work together for good to them that love God.
(Romans 8:28)
I've been defrosted-- Thanks, Sana
Beautiful Benjie! Gentle giant. I know that has alot to do with your blackiness. My black kitties are gentle too. Kisses to your fuzzy head. Concats on being COTD!
Claudia & Calvin
Big Beautiful Benjie - ruler of his domain! Congratulations gorgeous on being Cat of the Day. So glad you didn't give up on us hoomans and found your purrfect home, with loving family and lots of furkids to keep in line. You're the best Benjie - all 23 pounds of you.
Yours in Whiskers
I'm not young enough to know everything.
"The Best Mirror is an Old Friend"
“The secret of what is small is the secret of clear-sightedness; the guarding of what is soft and tender is the secret of strength.”
- Lao Tzu
Hello Benjie... what a gorgeous boy you are! You sure stuck out your paw at the right moment, didn't you!I can see from the pictures and your story that you are now living a spoiled life, just as you should. Have fun today, and treats and loving, too. I wish you a long happy and healthy life!
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"I don't know which weapons will be used in the third World war, but in the fourth, it will be sticks and stones" --- Albert Einstein.
Benjie - you are awesomely beautiful! What big, handsome hunka kitty you are! You knew just who to choose for your furrever purrent. Happy COTD!
Naranj's and P.K.'s Momma
Looking at photos of Benjie brought back a flood of pleasant memories about the two black cats by whom I've had the pleasure of being owned. The first was a very delicate longhair who was on "death row" at the animal shelter where she entered my life. The volunteers didn't even bother to show her until my former wife inquired about about a card on the cat kennel about a black cat who was hiding out of view. We were told that she was antisocial and had attacked a baby. She was just very timid and (once bonded with a human) very jealously possessive. It's easy to understand how jealousy poisoned her relationship with the new baby in her former home. Samantha became my infinitely gentle and very loving companion, and I'll always miss her sweet trilling voice. Fifteen years simply wasn't long enough.
While Samantha was dying from sarcoma another black cat entered my life (Imagine Benjie with a short coat.). She'd started out as a feral kitten and was taken in by a family with kids after they got tired of seeing her pick off birds in their garden. The kids loved her and vice versa, but the former moved to Europe and left her in the care of a cousin of theirs who introduced Shadow to me. She's cranky on occasion, and I often spot her looking wistfully at children outside; it's as if she's waiting for her kids to come back and reclaim her... 13 years after their departure. I'm "second best" in her life, but it's an enormous privilege to be the adoring servant of this queen. She plans and supervises the daily rhythms of my home life, from waking up at the right time in the morning to settling into bed for serious sleep at night.
All cats are special, but black cats are the most special of all.
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