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At Home With Mabel


Mabel came home last week!  She's been easing into her new life as our house kitty.  She's adapting amazingly well.  She spent a few days hiding under the girls' bunk beds, so we put her food and water tray in their bedroom.  She would only come out to use the litter box and to say hi if we were in the room.  Since then, though, she's been exploring more and more.  And she loves to play!  I haven't had a kitten in so long, and even then, I don't remember having one who liked to play this much!  

So I present to you:


"Get it, Mabel!  Get it!"

Did she get it?


She got it.


R.I.P. Yarn Ball
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Like a "damsel in distress," but with an "n" and a "z." And I'm not in distress. Rather, I'm another mother, bookworm, & lover of things before my time.

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  1. silly eagle booksFebruary 13, 2013 at 3:01 PM

    oh, sweet mabel! I love her! Glad she is home and happy. :)

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  2. Leanne@VintageBooksfortheVeryYoungFebruary 13, 2013 at 5:54 PM

    I see from your blurb under your profile picture that I've been pronouncing your name incorrectly in my head.... sigh, so embarrassing, LOL!

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    1. Danzel @Silver Shoes and Rabbit HolesFebruary 14, 2013 at 8:22 AM

      Because I knew that, right? ;o) Trust me, I respond to everything, and rarely do I correct people anymore. Several people in the play I'm doing can't get it right, or they try to change the spelling. So I put it on my "about me" so at least my friends in bloggy land might know. ;o)

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  3. Becca (OnceUponABookshelf)March 10, 2013 at 12:09 AM

    Mabel is adorable:) Sending her kitty hellos from our three: Faith (teeny tiny lynx eared tortie), Hope (lovable Mog-like tiger with, ahem, big bones)and Charlie Pumpkin (marmalade rapscallion extraordinaire).

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    1. Danzel @Silver Shoes and Rabbit HolesMarch 10, 2013 at 2:53 PM

      Oh, wonderful names! Mabel is taking over the house! She is very affectionate and very playful. She's rather rough in how she expresses both. I have scratches on my hand to prove it. ;o) Our old girls, Katharine of Aragon (Katie) the Siamese, and Jenny (short-haired Abyssinian mix) are adapting. I think.

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