Love the tag line! In my house, this kind of worming your way into a small space already occupied is called "Kimmie Camel". My mom would be sleeping when my youngest sister would crawl in, shift over, snuggle, repeat until Mom is on the floor and the kid has the whole bed. Hee. Hee.
"Auntie Char, is it ok if I sit on the edge of your lovely basket?" "Well, it looks like you're perched well enough. Let's see what happens." "What's that thing moving on the floor?" "Wylla, we already discussed this. It's your imagination. Save it for the hoomans." "Is it ok if I rest my side up against you like this, Auntie? I do love to snuggle with you!" "I guess so, honey, but don't take up my sunning space." "Look, there's a little spot in there. I think I could fit! Can I try? Please? Pretty please? Please?" *kerplunk* "Thanks for asking, I think. Now let's both be quiet and soak up these rays."
All that floof stuffed in one basket -- so insanely precious! Of course, it's not going to work much longer; Wylla may still be wee, but she is still growing -- although, knowing cats, she'll still manage to stuff herself in with Bean in that basket long after it shouldn't still be possible. Hee!
Little Wylla is going to make someone the best little companion. Maybe she is destined to be a teensy cat. I had a tabby that never went past 4 pounds and she lived a long, happy life. Maybe all Wylla's energy is spent on being adorable.
Yes, my Emily, a tiny tortie, is barely 6 lbs, and yet she's a thriving 17 years old and still going strong. Here's hoping Wylla has as many happy -- and healthy! -- years as Emily!
And my floofy tortie, Mini, never grew past 7 lbs., eventually settling in her older age at about 5.5. She (like Emily!) is also 17, and currently fast asleep on her Princess-and-the-Pea setup on the couch (her Grandma makes her lots of blankies). Teeny cats can definitely live long, happy lives, and they sure are cute as heck. :) Bless them all. <3
My cat Marley is a big 13lb cat, yet his brother and littermate (who lives with my aunt) is a very sweet little boy who must weigh in at about half a Marley! I think they're both beautiful but its funny how they've turned out so differently.
"We're gonna need a bigger basket!" LOLOLOL! Good for Wylla to hold her ground and for Charlene to let the kidden join her. (Not that she had much choice. LOL!)
Oh my gosh, those pictures are just too cute! We have three cats and in all these years they have never shared a space like that. I can hear the hissing now if one tried to squeeze in! Bean, you are the best! Wylla, I don't even have words . . .
Oh my, this is just too cute. How amazing that you were able to catch it all go down. If we didn't have the photos to see her climb in there, I would be hard pressed to guess that Wylla was snuggled down there in Charlene's floof in the very last photo. Please tell me there was some very happy purring going on between these two!
I truly believe Wylla is looking better. That "something" in her eyes isn't there anymore, she's looking more perky. I love this post with her and the Bean. What ever it is - acupuncture, time, learning how to eat standing on her hind legs - seems to be helping her improve. Yay!! Go Wylla!!
Charlene is such a wonderful kitty! So patient! Which is excellent for you as you don't need to worry about fighting and excellent for us as we get to see such adorable pictures!
Oh! That's a whole lotta lovely floof!
ReplyDeleteThis whole series of photos is far too precious.
ReplyDeleteI just don't know how you can stand so much cute in one household.
ReplyDeleteThey really seem to be enjoying each others company, and have the same lifestyle.
ReplyDeleteLove the tag line! In my house, this kind of worming your way into a small space already occupied is called "Kimmie Camel". My mom would be sleeping when my youngest sister would crawl in, shift over, snuggle, repeat until Mom is on the floor and the kid has the whole bed. Hee. Hee.
ReplyDeleteOMG, that's hysterical.
ReplyDeleteJust way to sweet....Bean was great with her, letting her in. She just wanted to snuggle with her friend.
ReplyDeleteBean is so patient and Wylla so determined! So cute!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, that is just way too adorable!
ReplyDeleteThat last pic...it's so worth it! :D
ReplyDeleteIt's a floof-meld!
DeleteAm laughing uproariously!
ReplyDeleteCharlene, after keeping us in suspense, you made room for your little friend. Such a good pussycat!
"Auntie Char, is it ok if I sit on the edge of your lovely basket?"
ReplyDelete"Well, it looks like you're perched well enough. Let's see what happens."
"What's that thing moving on the floor?"
"Wylla, we already discussed this. It's your imagination. Save it for the hoomans."
"Is it ok if I rest my side up against you like this, Auntie? I do love to snuggle with you!"
"I guess so, honey, but don't take up my sunning space."
"Look, there's a little spot in there. I think I could fit! Can I try? Please? Pretty please? Please?" *kerplunk*
"Thanks for asking, I think. Now let's both be quiet and soak up these rays."
What a flooftastic basket of goodies!
ReplyDeletelol at #2. Oh, no you didn't. Oh, yes I did.
LOL I have tears in my eyes, these girls are such a tonic
ReplyDeleteAll that floof stuffed in one basket -- so insanely precious! Of course, it's not going to work much longer; Wylla may still be wee, but she is still growing -- although, knowing cats, she'll still manage to stuff herself in with Bean in that basket long after it shouldn't still be possible. Hee!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! That basket doth overfloweth with cute floof! By golly, Miss Wylla found a way to fit, didn't she?
ReplyDeleteShe's still so small! Oh I hope we can get health in order so she starts gaining wait and can meet her forever family!
ReplyDeleteLittle Wylla is going to make someone the best little companion. Maybe she is destined to be a teensy cat. I had a tabby that never went past 4 pounds and she lived a long, happy life. Maybe all Wylla's energy is spent on being adorable.
ReplyDeleteYes, my Emily, a tiny tortie, is barely 6 lbs, and yet she's a thriving 17 years old and still going strong. Here's hoping Wylla has as many happy -- and healthy! -- years as Emily!
DeleteAnd my floofy tortie, Mini, never grew past 7 lbs., eventually settling in her older age at about 5.5. She (like Emily!) is also 17, and currently fast asleep on her Princess-and-the-Pea setup on the couch (her Grandma makes her lots of blankies). Teeny cats can definitely live long, happy lives, and they sure are cute as heck. :) Bless them all. <3
DeleteMy cat Marley is a big 13lb cat, yet his brother and littermate (who lives with my aunt) is a very sweet little boy who must weigh in at about half a Marley! I think they're both beautiful but its funny how they've turned out so differently.
Delete"We're gonna need a bigger basket!" LOLOLOL! Good for Wylla to hold her ground and for Charlene to let the kidden join her. (Not that she had much choice. LOL!)
ReplyDeleteHeaven help me, this is hilarious. cannot stop laughing!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, those pictures are just too cute! We have three cats and in all these years they have never shared a space like that. I can hear the hissing now if one tried to squeeze in! Bean, you are the best! Wylla, I don't even have words . . .
ReplyDeleteOh my, this is just too cute. How amazing that you were able to catch it all go down. If we didn't have the photos to see her climb in there, I would be hard pressed to guess that Wylla was snuggled down there in Charlene's floof in the very last photo. Please tell me there was some very happy purring going on between these two!
ReplyDelete*rawr* .... made my Monday. Thanks! xoxo/Susan
ReplyDeleteThis just totally made my monday! I adore the expresssions of both of their faces! Classic! Thanks for sharing Bean Machine!
ReplyDeleteWylla got in there just fine - sly little girl!
ReplyDeleteoh my - that first picture - Wylla's expression cracks me up!!!!
ReplyDeleteHa! These pictures remind me of these two: http://cheezburger.com/7349149440
ReplyDeleteCuter than cute!
ReplyDeleteCuter than cute!
ReplyDeleteOMG, that is too dang cute for words!!
ReplyDelete"...see? I *do* fit!"
ReplyDeleteI truly believe Wylla is looking better. That "something" in her eyes isn't there anymore, she's looking more perky. I love this post with her and the Bean. What ever it is - acupuncture, time, learning how to eat standing on her hind legs - seems to be helping her improve.
ReplyDeleteYay!! Go Wylla!!
They are such an adorable pair!
ReplyDeleteCharlene is such a wonderful kitty! So patient! Which is excellent for you as you don't need to worry about fighting and excellent for us as we get to see such adorable pictures!
ReplyDeleteWylla is just the cutest!
That's seriously cute. Not just the floof overfloweth in that picture, but the cute too....
ReplyDeleteI'm pretty sure Bean is trying to tell you she likes this particular little one...may be a keeper
ReplyDeleteEgad....
ReplyDeleteIts a bountiful Butterbean basket with a Wylla snuggle accessory
So cute! Love to see them in good shape.
ReplyDeleteOh, Bean's look of dismay. Specifically, "Dis may not work."
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