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"He followed me home." This was the story Mom told the day Moose entered our house. And, I'm sure, it was at least partially ...

I'm a creature of habit. Get up at the same time every day. Leave for work at the same time. Get home around the same time. Eat dinner. ...

She was never a formal member of the Moore Family Kitty Clan, but Petunia hung out in Mom's yard for the past three or four years, chasi...

A rare moment of peace in the household. Trust me--they don't group like this very often, or for very long.

Cocoa wants to know what you think you're doing.

Here's a rare shot (from left to right): Mimi, Moose, Cocoa and Bumpy, all at the same window at the same time without fighting. Must ha...

Mimi wants to know what you think you're doing.  (Yes, I know--I used this photo a few months ago. Running low on new photos--more when ...

This? Is Lincoln. Or, at least, that's what Mom calls him, because of the "chin beard." My brother and I, though, call h...

This is Mimi. She's another of Mom's cats. (Mom has four in total right now. Yes, this is an ongoing series.) She's named for...

This? Is not a photo of Olivia . This? Is Cocoa, another one of Mom's cats. She's pretty young--most likely between two and th...

And now? "The Kitties of Mom's House, Part 1: This is Moose. He's one of Mom's cats. And easily the largest of Mom's ...

Lincoln does not want his picture taken, thank you very much.

This is Moose. Moose is one of Mom's cats. Actually, since I currently live with Mom and sleep on her couch, he's my cat. Mo...

Itteh bitteh kitteh pileup at Mom's house!

If I were a lame-ass newspaper columnist, I'd say that this week's home page is "seven columns for the price of one" or so...

Last night, I went to Mom's house for dinner. Nothing extraordinary about that--I usually go to her place for a home-cooked meal about ...