Way too many pics

[DJFyrewolf36]

Glad to see your pair of travelers again! How did you get CJ used to a lead? My cats just flop on the ground and refuse to move

[Barbara]

Hi Chief Cracker Jack, Hi Robin
Soo glad to see you globetrotters and hear about your adventures

[Maya & Inka's mommy]

Happy to see new pics & videos of your crew!!
I the bright orangie of CJ's fur: it is almost red, and so intense !!

[Sonia59]

Oh it's so nice to see your babies!
It's really funny (and cute!) to see CJ walk. Indeed, he seems to dance sometimes

[Killearn Kitties]

There could never be too many pics of Robin and CJ! Hi sweeties!

Where are you these days Debbie? Are you settled for the winter yet? Hoping for a little update ...

[Catty1]

CJ is SOOO striking! And Robin is as gorgeous as ever! Is she still a Daddy's girl?

I found this on tail language. (Oddly enough, several sites said that 'tail up with curled tip' means cat is uncertain about your intentions...but given the more relaxed 'question mark', I think it means CJ is feeling confident and happy!) Give those two cuddles and kisses for me please!

http://animal.discovery.com/guides/c...fety/body.html

A cat's tail is its signal flag. Held high, the tail is a banner communicating confidence. Curling around another feline's tail or a person's legs, it offers friendly greeting. In motion, it usually indicates excitement. The cat is either in predator mode, having sighted a bird or a mouse, or is feeling playful, hiding behind a chair ready to pounce on a passing person or cat. And while the rhythmic wagging of a dog's tail signals happiness, the agitated whipping of your cat's tail means that he is perturbed or upset. Don't startle a cat in this state. Your reward may be a claw swipe or a bite.

[Medusa]

Oh gosh, your Robin looks like my RB Puddy. How beautiful she is! Both of your cats are gorgeous!