My “JP” Kitty

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I love the browns and creams here–John Porter earth tones were becoming to the Puddster.

About fedoralady

I'm an LA native--Lower Alabama, that is. My husband of more than 25 years and I live here in a country home we share with four pets, including a three-legged tuxedo cat with a Hitler mustache. My background is art education, and over the years I've been a teacher, department store photographer, sales associate and a journalist. I love movies, music, art, photography and books, and my tastes are eclectic. It was Richard who was the catalyst for me to pursue fiction writing, first fanfic and now a novel. I also make fanvids and create fanart. RA is my muse and I find him endlessly inspiring.

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  1. Those colours certainly are great – I can see why you miss her so much. When I was a kid, most of our cats were either black ones or tabbies. Most had the dark brown stripes but a hew had the orangey stripes (marmalade!)

    • We had a little Cocka-poo Terrier with similar coloring. Beautiful fur, thick and wavy and he hardly shed. Did you know that all cats are striped at the roots of their fur? I read that somewhere and began investigating my cats and sure enough, if you look very closely, you can see the faint shading of the stripes. I love marmalade cats. We had an outdoor cat, a big sweet tom named Cheeto. Loved his coloring.

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