Some cats exist with a perpetual exclamation point at the end of their names.
So it is fitting that an especially bodacious girl should be named for a movie musical with an exclamation point right in the title: Sarafina!
March 7th, 2011
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Sarafina!
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November 23rd, 2010
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Naturally sweetened Cookie
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Normally, if you bake a cookie for a really long time, it gets really hard, and unchewable…then charred and flaming and finally a pile of crumbly ashes. Not quite the stuff of Betty Crocker.
But sometimes, a long baking period can be good for a cookie - or, rather, a Cookie.
September 8th, 2010
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Mighty breads
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These days, everything comes fortified.
Orange juice with extra calcium. Vegan “cheese” with extra riboflavin. Calcium with extra calcium.
Fancy breads with double the Awesome.
June 17th, 2010
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The Webby awards
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It has been brought to my attention that, while I take many pictures of all the Tabby’s Place cats, I take a fully appropriate disproportionate number of pictures of Webster (say, 50 one hundred meeeellion a month). And isn’t that rather unfair?
To quote various British people: bollocks.
May 27th, 2010
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Guest post: The overlooked cats of Tabby’s Place
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Note from Angela: special thanks to our anonymous volunteer blogger, Fuzzball, for penning the following. Our “overlooked” lovies are blessed to have you as their advocate.
How is it possible that we would overlook one of our wonderful felines? Well, we really don’t, but sometimes potential adopters do.
August 28th, 2009
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Large and in charge: the new, “expanded” Suite A
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An oft-heard comment among visitors to Tabby’s Place is, “Your cats are so big!”
Is it the Ringoes, NJ water? Are cats like koi, growing to fill their space, so that cage-free living means enormous cats? Honestly, our cats don’t look unusually large to me…well, except for a certain contingent. Some call these guys the fat cats, but I’ll stick with plus-sized, or the latest buzz word, full-fashioned. And, truth be told, these sizable sweeties are growing in number.
