Three of the Contessa's Nine Lives

Morning. She surveys her Kingdom.







Afternoon. Her Royal Nap.









Midnight. The Catristocracy is unpopular with the working class.


Comments

Anonymous said…
The midnight picture is positively freaky!!!
2:25 PM, July 28, 2007
Anonymous said…
Pretty Cat that Contessa Is !
Ah-Choo!
2:35 PM, July 28, 2007
ChrisB said…
Although I'm more a dog person the Contessa does look rather sweet in these photos well the first 2 anyway!!
2:40 PM, July 28, 2007
willowtree said…
I've got a hard drive full of photos just like those. Except for one thing, Conti is beautiful where as the best I could say about mine is that they aren't ugly. Don't get me wrong I love my kitties, but none of them comes close to Contessa's beauty.
3:03 PM, July 28, 2007
Debs said…
She is just beautiful. I like the last one :D
3:54 PM, July 28, 2007
Susie said…
She's such a beauty. Those Halloween eyes are a bit eerie!!
xo
7:37 PM, July 28, 2007
Anonymous said…
Contessa is a true beauty! Our white cat, he's half siamese, with the cross eyes when he stares at us. Kinda freaks me out, when he looks at me!

Beautiful photos!
7:40 PM, July 28, 2007
Anonymous said…
ohh she is pretty!!
7:55 PM, July 28, 2007
Tammy said…
I'm a dog person, too...but lately not so much with the way ours is behaving. Your Contessa is looking way more amiable...and she's so beautiful!
8:00 PM, July 28, 2007
Pamela said…
songbird: she freaks out very easy.
swampwitch: I'm not allergic and even her fuzzies make ME sneeze
chrisb: she is sweet - when her highness decides to be
WT: she didn't look so pretty at the animal shelter. I think she was bedraggled, skinny and in pain. Now she's quite uppity.
debs: yes, she's the midnight marauder and I was waitin' for her this time.
Susie: in reality they are very blue
Crhistine: when they look at you cross eyed they are trying to decide which one of you to scratch
wolfbaby: The Contessa tilted her nose. I think she was accepting the compliment
Tammy: I love dogs. I miss having one. The Contessa went woof once.
Masago: she's staying cool -- isn't even interested in going out in the heat. me neither.
9:11 PM, July 28, 2007
Gattina said…
Contessa is not a contessa she is more a princess ! You should change her name, lol !
9:46 PM, July 28, 2007
Jeanette said…
Hi Pamela Contessa is just like my daughters Rosie Jane Beautifull.I think she in my November post as a kitten.
4:32 AM, July 29, 2007
Anonymous said…
I love cats!
Not so much a dog girl.
I have a dopey dog.
I miss my putty.
5:28 AM, July 29, 2007
Amanda said…
I love Tessy. She is so pretty. I wish she was more snuggly. But then again, I'd be too doped up on Antihistimines to enjoy her company if she were!!
7:38 AM, July 29, 2007
katy said…
she is a beauty, could have done with a warning on that last photo, going to have nightmares now lol
11:26 AM, July 29, 2007
Beccy said…
Wow, what a beauty...but those eyes in the last photo...scary.
12:55 PM, July 29, 2007
Carole Burant said…
I want to be a cat in my next life!!! Then I can nap whenever I want! lol Contessa is such a beautiful kitty! xox
1:21 PM, July 29, 2007
Anonymous said…
She is definitely royalty.
1:53 PM, July 29, 2007
AngelConradie said…
SUCH a cool post!!! she's gawjiss!!!
1:02 PM, July 30, 2007
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