The boys had just finished their breakfast and were busy washing their faces when I snapped these photos. They're both enthusiastic eaters, so they tend to get a little messy at meal time. Thankfully, they're good groomers and always do a thorough job cleaning themselves up after they're done.
That's Mose in the photo above and below.
Sidney's on the left here, and Mose is on the right.
And after their baths, it was time for some scratching and stretching.
The curly little tail belongs to Mose.
Ha Ha! Look at those sweet stretched legs in the last photo!
ReplyDeleteThunk! My head exploded from the last picture of skinny kitten legs!
ReplyDeleteMy head exploded, too! Those legs look impossibly long for such a little kitten!
DeleteSidney looks sturdier to me. His head is a little bit rounder, and his body a bit squarer. Is that a good way to tell them apart?
ReplyDeleteThe baby bear cuteness is killing me!
ReplyDeleteAww, those little tongues!!!
ReplyDeleteI just love, love, love these two.
ReplyDeleteIt is fascinating to me that black kittens appear to be less common in Washington State than in Texas. Here in Austin, the Humane Society ALWAYS has many litters of black kittens. In fact, the various rescue groups often stage adoption events called "Black Tie" or something else related to black kittens, to highlight them, since they are often overlooked in everybody's rush for the other colors. I've always heard that black cats (and dogs) are the hardest to find homes for, which is sad since they are so beautiful! My own sleek black Daphne is the Very Best One (TM) of my clowder...
ReplyDeleteAck!! How can something so ordinary, when performed by two itty bitty kitties, give such joy?
ReplyDeleteMose, your tongue is very long!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant pic of Mose's big tongue! Thanks, Laurie!
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