Showing posts with label Kobi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kobi. Show all posts

Thursday, September 29, 2016

Love Bite

Ever since he was a kitten Kobi loved to chew on my fingers. Almost three years later and it is still one of his favorite ways to wake me up. 



Wednesday, March 30, 2016

Under the Bed

During a visit to my parents house I was trying to find my cats. I finally found them sleeping under my sister's bed. Light from the window across the room barely reached their faces. They laid there mirroring each other and in perfect symmetry with the light. 


Wednesday, November 18, 2015

"Gotcha!"

My cat Kobi loves to crawl into the space between my bed and my window. He likes to hide there because he can watch the squirrels in the morning, but I also think he thinks I can't see him behind the curtain. One morning I was playing with him before I went to work. He ran behind the cover of the curtain. I grabbed my camera before I pulled back the corner and was able to capture his moment of surprise. 

He was balancing himself between the window ledge and the edge of the bed. His feisty golden eyes mimic the morning sun. In a split second he was gone again, tearing away under the bed continuing our game of tag. 


Sunday, November 16, 2014

The Undeniable Appeal of Clean Laundry

It's tough to keep laundry clean in my house when it seems like such a comfy playground. 







Tuesday, July 8, 2014

Kobi

At the end of March one of my coworkers had a stray cat take up refuge in her backyard and gave birth to three kittens. I took one of the males and named him Kobi. He has proven to be a lively and wonderful addition to the family. 


The terrible "First Bath".


Completely wiped out after his first visit to the vets office. 


Learning to snuggle. 



I was surprised how quickly my ten year old male Jet had adapted to the newcomer. 


Both kitties sharing the bed while listening to the curious noises of my boyfriend brushing his teeth. 



He loves to perch on the cat scratching post. 


All curled up on a warm pile of laundry.