Bibalicious!

Heh, it appears that there are others out there who have Vexing cats as well… And check out the comments from the Whiskers post for links to stranger uses of whiskers than putting them into a sake cup…

I have a whole bunch of wonderful mail to blog about – hopefully I will have my pictures organized by tomorrow. Really, I will. Most likely, at least! 😉

Reading Update
The Historian by Elizabeth Kostova. Wow. This epic and intense book is, at one level, about searching for the reality of Vlad the Impaler, also known as Dracula. But it’s so much more – including a multi-generational love story and a glimpse into the history of a complicated region (Bulgaria, Hungary, Turkey). I don’t want to say too much about the book, because I think part of enjoying such a book is having it unfold, without a lot of preconceptions.
Sins and Needles by Monica Ferris. The latest of these knitting/needlecraft mysteries is pretty much on par with the rest of the series. Not great, but not so bad that I didn’t finish the book. And these are set in the Twin Cities metro area…
The Good, the Bad, and the Undead, Every Which Way But Dead, and A Fistful of Charms by Kim Harrison. These are the other books about Cincinnati witch Rachel Morgan. There are pixies! Vampires! Demons! Werewolves! A troll! And more… I definitely enjoyed this series and will be keeping an eye out for more books.

Knitting Update
So, um, I’ve knitted a few bibs for some recent and impending babies… I’m not sure that May has the build to be a bib model.

“You’ll notice that, if I actually needed to wear a bib, this one wouldn’t cover the strategic areas.” -M

“And as a skirt?! I’d be arrested for indecent exposure!” -M

So I hauled out asked my usual bib model to do the honors. (Please ignore May’s tail as she sashays through the shot, gloating about her bibless state.)

“The shame, the shame… Oh, woe is me!” -C

“I wouldn’t suggest trying this again, missy. You’ve had your warning!” -C

So, back to the petite model…

“Are you done yet?! I want to play with my mouse!” -M

“Well, you may not be done, but I am. Remember what I said about this as a skirt!” -M

48 thoughts on “Bibalicious!”

  1. Chaos was so certain that his bib modeling days were over when May started growing up 🙂 Fooled you Chaos! I love his stalking picture – really going to release some pain on that cotton menace known as ‘Bibalicious,’ isn’t he?

  2. I love the bib photos! May will have to take some lessons on bib modeling from Chaos but she is still such a sweetie!

    Thanks for the Monday morning giggle, I sure needed it.

  3. Hey, did May get some “filthy look” lessons from Bugsey??? In that first picture she looks as if she wants to kill the camera with that look.
    She does look pretty in her bibs though 🙂

    Cheers Eva

  4. Cats and bibs! What better way to start a week!
    I love your book recommendations. I have The Historian in audio form in the queue. I’m also tempted by the Harrison series; that looks like a fun read.

  5. Aren’t they banning too skinny models now?

    I’m sorry May, you’re going to have to fatten up before you can cat-walk with the best of em.

  6. I wonder what May would be good at modeling, 4 booties? That I’d like to see. Hats? Mini Scarves. There must be something her little petite body is built for.

  7. I guess I should just be thankful that mine only poops on the carpet.

    Though, if locked in a bathroom, will shove her paws under the door, curl them up, and bang the door with all her might

  8. I loved the Historian when I read it last year – such a great story and I felt that it was told really well.
    Love the picture of Chaos attacking the bib!

  9. I disagree with the other commenters. May’s look says to me, “I am so bored with all this. What’s the big deal, Chaos? I just sit here, Mom does the clicky thing with the little box thing, and then I go take a nap. What’s not to like?”

  10. Isn’t it amazing how cats can seem to have realy human emotions on their faces -irritation, and annoyance come to mind at the moment 🙂
    I second the endorsement of the Historian. I have just re read it – there is such a wealth of detail that it almost requires a re read to take it all in.

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