OMG. New tagline.

Sure, if you want.

Oh! Incidentally, how would you feel about possibly being cast as a (non central) character in the kids' book I'm working on?

Feel free. I am happy to be part of your character's building blocks.

Now go look at Aimée's link in Bitches. You'll know the one.

You are SO bossy.

Lucky you're cute too, that's all I'm saying.

bobs a curtsey and scurries off to check out Aimee's post. cackles.

Oh, man. Now that IS perfect.

Tzepesh

Oh, my. After Vlad, I assume? I hope on your behalf he doesn't necessarily live up to his name. The claw marks could be legendary.

(tseapa - spike, splinter; tsepesh - impaler, of course)

I'm glad y'all found kitties to suit.

Yup, after Vlad. His only similarities seem to be fearlessness and an intensity to the eyes.

What's the other kitty's name?

Adorable.

We could just split the hanging. We'll get her Sunday night, you guys get her Monday.

Going back to ancient history here....

That's fine by me. I haven't gone through all nine lives yet, so multiple hangings won't stop me.

If the idea of a BBQ is still enticing, feel free to do so. I don't mind not getting pool time.

What's the other kitty's name?

Ruthven. (Pronounced "Roothven", because I never knew that Ruthven was supposed to be pronounced "Rivven".)

So we have Trinian (the World's Dumbest Cat, but a very sweet girl), Tzepesh, and Ruthven. Yes, we like wacky cat names.

Years ago we had a cat named Marple-Newtown (after a town in Pennsylvania). A contender for dumbest cat in the world ... but beautiful and very sweet.

How is Trinian adapting to having the boys around?