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The most important things in my life are shared on this page.

The programs of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous saved my life and strengthened my belief in a Higher Power.A being that watches over me every day of my life.If I have a problem I turn it over to my HP and all will be well.



My father has been there for me all my life and continues to be my greatest ally and fan. I am so blessed to have him in my life.

My best friend and fience, Tom has brought both his wisdom and shared committments to my life. His sense of humor and sense of spirituality are only two of the MANY things that drew me to him. He is, on the whole the best man I have ever had in my life and he is TRULY my soulmate!


My longest, best, and dearest girl friend is Lainie. She has been my friend since I was 15 and she was 14. She and I have been through the BEST and the WORST of times together and lived to tell about it. Without her I would never have been the person I am today and not had HALF as much fun and laughs along the way!










I also had a Siberian Husky who was 15 years old and Mickey, my first pet ever,he was 17, when they passed over The Rainbow Bridge:




Willie has a girlfriend which in CLAW is called a Wink Wink.She is very purrty and sweet and her name is Lil. They are getting Wedwinked (married) very soon!They are Furry much in LOVE!!! Click on her picture above to read more about her.



TO VISIT LIL's FAMILY CLICK HERE!





I adopted this kitty ----His name is Stripes



Stripes has all sorts of food to eat and toys to play with. He loves being here surrounded by all the other kitties. I am glad to add him to my brood too!!!



I just adopted this cute girl and boy!




I ADORE all things "Cat". I love Hello Kitty!!! I love to read. My favorite authors are V.C. Andrews, Jonathan Kellerman, Robin Cook, Dean Koontz, and Mary Higgins Clark. Stephen King's old material still makes me shutter too.Every morning I read my Daily Meditations for women and a chapter from either the NA Basic text or the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous.These give me strngth to handle the day.



Music lightens my mood and relaxes me. My cats love to listen to it too.



Every morning I drink a pot of coffee before going to work or really before being able to function properly...mmmmmm...





My favorite movies are The Wedding Singer, The Godfather, The Blues Brothers, and Dog Day Afternoon. I also love the old John Hughes films like the Breakfast Club, Uncle Buck, and Home Alone.





Today I pray: To promise myself to be so strong that nothing can disturb my peace of mind...to talk health, happiness, and prosperity to every person I meet...To make all my friends feel that there is something in them...To look at the sunny side of everything and make my optimism come true...To think only of the best, to work only for the best, and expect only the best...To be just as enthusiastic about the success of others as I am about my own...To forget the mistakes of the past and press on to the greater achievements of the future...To wear a cheerful countenance at all times and to give every living creature I meet a smile...To give so much time to the improvement of myself that I have no time to criticize others...To be too large for worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble...



QUICK! Go see Sami too!!

TO HITCH-HIKE CLICK HERE

A CAT'S Thought: When you see something you really want, RUN! LEAP! POUNCE on it with all of your passion! Don't go hunting halfheartedly after your quest!!!











If you like V.C. Andrews, please click above.



HOW TO TRAIN A HUMAN BEING By Nikita el Gato..............

Human beings are large, clumsy animals with extremely poor night vision that make a lot of noise. However, they live in weather-proof homes, and are easily trained.

CHOOSING YOUR HUMAN: Humans don't realize this, but we choose which humans to live with, and which ones to avoid. Avoid humans who start sneezing when we get close. They are allergic to us. Also avoid ones that try and kick us. A good human will bend down and reach out to scratch an ear and start saying something stupid like "nice kitty kitty." The trick is to get inside the human's home to see if they have a suitable environment for one of our superior species.

GETTING CARRIED AROUND: While walking to one's destination is preferable, it is nevertheless fun to be picked up and carried around by a human, because this provides a much loftier view of things. Female humans are more likely to pick you up. They will try and scratch your belly, so arch your back and they will reach under you. For some reason, most humans instinctively pick us up at that point.

GETTING FED ON TIME: Humans are somewhat erratic in their eating habits, but this must not be allowed to conflict with our getting fed exactly on time every day. Pick a time, usually at 5 in the morning, and insist on being fed. Vocalize your hunger, and if necessary, wake the human up. Initially, the human will throw you outside, thinking you've received a call from Nature. But in a week or two they will catch on and get the food out on time.

GETTING THE RIGHT FOOD: Unfortunately modern humans are inept at hunting, thus they purchase all their food. Generally, they buy things in cans, bags or boxes to feed us. They should eat this stuff. As long as you have an adequate supply of naturally obtained food (i.e. tasty little mice) the appropriate training regime is to walk up to the bowl of this awful processed food, sniff at it, walk around the bowl a few times, and then decamp to your favorite perch for a nice little nap. A few days of this, and the human begins to feel guilty about you starving. Eventually they will produce something moderately edible. If, by chance, something really good turns up, make sure you let the human know this is preferred to the dry crunchy stuff.

NAPPING SITES: Human dwellings are just full of nice little places to nap, such as window sills, the tops of dressers, inside closets, under couches, whatever. Many of these places, however, will initially be places the human thinks they have control over. You must disabuse them of this territoriality as soon as possible. Typically, if the human finds you in a place they think is theirs, they will grab you and toss you. An exciting moment of flying through the air. Go back. After a while the human will mutter "stupid kitty," and leave you alone.

OTHER CATS: Some humans are excessively fond of our companionship, and thus attempt to bring more than one of us into their home. Remember, first one inside is king (or queen). Humans don't like the sound of our displeasure being voiced at an intruder, but they will rarely do anything about it. It is nice to have a few companions around, provided the human increases the food supply.

THE LITTER BOX: Most humans are fairly conscientious about cleaning out the litter box with adequate frequency. However, some humans will accidentally lock us in a room, or forget to clean the litter box often enough. We all know what we do to the human on that occasion, don't we.

GIFTS: Humans don't think they are animals, so they don't understand gifts. Don't bother. Keep the mouse for yourself.

EXPRESSING AFFECTION: The deal is we get a free place to live that is dry and warm, and adequate food, in exchange for once in a while recognizing the human exists and letting it touch us. Humans like to hear us purr, because they think that is our way of saying we're happy. They have no idea. Don't get too stand-off-ish as the human will not understand, and become anxious. A calm human is a reliable human when it comes to dinner.

NAMING: Humans immediately give us stupid little names. If you don't like the name, act deaf. Once they pick a name you like, then respond. If the human is really nice to you, and understands our language, then tell them your true name.

CONCLUSION: Humans are much easier to train, then, for example, their stupid d*gs.





-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How long does the average cat live and how do you know how old your cat "really" is? Well, we know that indoor cats generally live longer lives than outdoor cats. But how old is a cat in comparison to our own longer lifespan? It used to be believed that one year of a cat's life equaled seven human years, but this is not true. Every cat is different and some age faster than others, just as human's do. Below is a chart that approximates a cat's years to ours:

CAT YEARS-----HUMAN YEARS 1------------>15 2------------>24 3------------>28 4------------>32 5------------>36 6------------>40 7------------>44 8------------>48 9------------>52 10----------->56 11----------->60 12----------->64 13----------->68 14----------->72 15----------->76

ANY OLDER and you have one old kitty!!!

Copyright 1997 Hugh Holub


















Sami won the cutest kitty contest for December, 2000. Here is his award! Way to go Sami!!!





We adopted "Tater" from Andy and Theresa ~*~*~*Bearadise-The One Stop Virtual Adoption Island~*~*~* ~*~*~*Currently offering-Pups4u, Kitty4Me, Bears, Wild Baby Animals~*~*~*

Willie won this award was for purrticipating in Adopt-a-Grandkitten. Grandfaffy Isaac is the greatest! Visit his site by clicking above!





Willie found the shrimp in the Shrimphunt!







WILLIE WENT TO CAT ISLAND AND YOU CAN TOO!!! HE WON THIS:



Willie went to the KCC Kitty Cat Club Catnip Fest and had a load of fun! You need a ticket to get in , so grab one and go!











Willie was in the CIA!!










Jinja's Kitty Club is a brand new club that Willie just joined. Look at what he got for joining:










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