EMMA COMES TO VISIT

While her mommy was in Virginia visiting Jessi, Emma came with her Grandma Sherri to visit. Of course she went straight for the kittens. She reminds me so much of myself at that age, and let's face it to this day! Some of us are just born animal lovers, and nothing can top cats, especially a kitten! What's not to love?!!Speaking of kittens, which may be my love, but also my business. I have a great story for you. When the family who purchased all of our kittens (yes I said all of them) came to pick them up, we had a big problem. We couldn't find the 4th one! We couldn't find her anywhere. We ladies must have looked for more than half an hour in all the usual and unusual kitten hiding places. I was beginning to panic when I decided I'd better pray about this, and then called in the men from their bull session out on the deck. Within a few minutes of looking in places only a man, and someone who doesn't know the places a kitten cannot get to, Dennis found her. He had us all come see where he found her. We had a great laugh and of course had to take some pictures. There she was in the rag bag of all places, which hangs about 5' off the floor. We never would have found her with our kitten logic! We don't know how she got in there. She must have climbed up the scratching post and from there somehow got into the rag bag! Can you imagine what was going through her kitty brain as we're frantically calling and searching for her? "Just leave me alone! I've found a great napping place where no one will bother me!"
All's well that ends well! Christine and I with the wiggly brood, me saying goodbye and she excited to finally get to take them home along with a great story! Hope you're having fun Christine! Here's the 3 little kittens who didn't lose their mittens in the rag bag! I'm really going to miss them!