yup. that’s them!
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friggin’ awesome, BP! great shot(s)!
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It’s a good thing you’re growing them, then - save on costs!
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ha! that’s what mum says, but if I go with it, there won’t be room for my veggies. I’m selfish like that, yeah.
one drawback to living on a coral rock: soil is a precious commodity that I have to buy! so I am stingy with it!
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Composting could become your new bestie! The only extra thing you’ll have to buy is nightcrawlers.
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Aw! She has very similar markings to my cat, who is also not an angel. I walked into the kitchen earlier today and she was just sitting on the kitchen table…
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Thank you. I think I still have to study more and tweak some stuf.
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You’re going to need plenty of purrtilizer.
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L>R: Boika, Tobie, Eddie, and Leo
(Leo on the end is displaying his full freshman-15. The street cats always seem to balloon up after their first 6 months in the house. (even his tail is fat))
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Freshman 15. 
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The orange boys always seem to pick you! That’s a sign of luck, or something, right?
Logan turned 1 yesterday. First cat I’ve ever had an exact birthdate on. Here he is enjoying a birthday treat of scrambled eggs
before he made a big mess of them because he’s the messiest eater in the house, humans included.
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The wife loves orange kitties and she hadn’t had one since the BC (Before Cary) years, so we adopted tobie from a shelter after we lost a bunch of old cats. Once she primed the pump, the orange boys started pouring in.
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I felt pretty lucky to have a kitten with just a touch of orange pick us! Here she is, looking particularly petit next to giant kitten Logan (also snapped yesterday, he’s huge)
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She’s so cute!
Even one of our grey tabbies has orange highlights on his muzzle.
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