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Twinkles

A stray, her ear had been clipped to show she was fixed, and half her tail was amputated, poor thing, but she is very sweet, and quite a snuggle.

  • A stray, her ear had been clipped to show she was fixed, and half her tail was amputated, poor thing, but she is very sweet, and quite a snuggle.
  • Sunrise nap.
  • Muse
  • Morning sunbeam on a winter day!
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SQUEAK AND THE GOLLUMS

How was I to know my fireplace contained a Gollum?

  • How was I to know my fireplace contained a Gollum?
  • He keeps talking, but luckily Squeak isn't listening.
  • And another Gollum resides just out the front door! Squeak found 'em and kept them at bay.

PANZER

I nicknamed my neighbor's cat Panzer and he answers to it (at least to me).

  • I nicknamed my neighbor's cat Panzer and he answers to it (at least to me).
  • Panzer loves hiding in the tall grasses to practice birding.
  • I moved Squeaker's old 5-foot-tall cat tree back in the house, and Panzer loves it. He'll come over occasionally to play and nap in the afternoon.
  • All likkered up on catnip and completely played out.
  • Mid afternoon booze up with Old Catnip ends awkwardly.

SQUEAK & OLD BOB

Old Bob, the House Lizard has been chased to refuge in the amaryllis.

  • Old Bob, the House Lizard has been chased to refuge in the amaryllis.
  • But Squeak knows...
  • A quick move brings Squeak to striking distance.
  • Squeak ready to pounce, and Old Bob barely got away. He did lose his long beautiful tail, sadly.
  • Bob's kid, Little Bob, shows off the long beautiful tail his pop once sported.

SQUEAKERS

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  • This picture was taken on Easter 2016.

MAUS

Maus

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  • Always an ernest little guy, in his too-short life, he was death to vermin. He ran afoul of an auto pursuing them. April 1995-November 23, 2000.

Some of the firearm photos are © FMG Publications, since they were taken by me to illustrate stories I have written for GUNS Magazine. Everything else is © Jeff John. All rights reserved, whether my copyright or FMG's!

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