passed by the store yesterday.  took a quick picture for you folks in case you wanted to see the memorial.

Yeah, I didn't even know the ketteh and I   him (but then I'm a sucker for a furry face). 

 MsJudi wrote: 
How sad he's gone.  Sounds like the office manager at Melvin Belli's law offices in SF.  His name escapes me.

 MsJudi wrote: 
I met that cat!  I had no idea.  wonderful kitty, RIP.

 MsJudi wrote: 
aww. how sad. what a life that cat had!

Mourning The Mayor Of Seventh Street

Those must be the kittehs that are decended from tigehs!

 lily34 wrote: 

My Ex use to fill her bathtub up about half way for the kittehs to cool off in during the Tulsa Summers. They would get in and out, on their own, all day.

 meower wrote: 
And is so used to it that he only needs to tie the basket on two sides. No wobbling.

 meower wrote: 
they have to have drugged up that kitteh!

ok, no i'm sure they didn't. it's just too weird that it would enjoy being in the water like that, like it does it daily. odd! but i like it! cute!

 maryte wrote: 

yer not so bad yourself.   

 meower wrote: 

You are the best cat mom ever! 

 ed wrote: 

Meh.  She doesnt know she has it, she isnt really sick, but has tumors.  I think she's lazy  either way, I put her where she wants to be.  She IS my baby

 ed wrote: 

She's only 8, but she has breast cancer

 ed wrote: 

nah just lazy.  These days Jemma stands under the window and meows for me to put her up on the sill.  I'm hoping it's just laziness and not pain for her to jump

 Hairfarmer wrote:
 
That reminded me of a when I first lived in an apartment and had a cat that used to get up on the roof and look over the eaves into our window (we were in the second floor). She had this mournful meow and refused to go back down the way she came up. I would have to open a window and hold a clothes basket out the window and she would jump in. I can't believe she was that trusting.