Picture of Spicey wearing pink collar

Spicey's previous collar was getting threadbare, so I decided to get her a
new one for Valentine's Day.

Since she doesn't like to be fiddled with for more than a moment or so, I
replaced her collar over a four day period. Day 1: I examined her collar to
see how it released. Day 2: I removed her collar. Day 3: I fit her new
collar to size it properly. Day 4: I snapped it on.

And immediately, I was, Oh how cuute! I have to take a picture!

http://home.comcast.net/~takayuki9z/...ntines_day.jpg

No hoomin was hurt during this process.

On 2/16/2013 11:56 PM, Takayuki wrote:
Spicey's previous collar was getting threadbare, so I decided to get her a
new one for Valentine's Day.

Since she doesn't like to be fiddled with for more than a moment or so, I
replaced her collar over a four day period. Day 1: I examined her collar to
see how it released. Day 2: I removed her collar. Day 3: I fit her new
collar to size it properly. Day 4: I snapped it on.

And immediately, I was, Oh how cuute! I have to take a picture!

http://home.comcast.net/~takayuki9z/...ntines_day.jpg

No hoomin was hurt during this process.


She's so pretty Love the skull & crossbones trinket!

Jill

Takayuki wrote:
Spicey's previous collar was getting threadbare, so I decided to get her a
new one for Valentine's Day.

Since she doesn't like to be fiddled with for more than a moment or so, I
replaced her collar over a four day period. Day 1: I examined her collar to
see how it released. Day 2: I removed her collar. Day 3: I fit her new
collar to size it properly. Day 4: I snapped it on.

And immediately, I was, Oh how cuute! I have to take a picture!

http://home.comcast.net/~takayuki9z/...ntines_day.jpg

No hoomin was hurt during this process.

Very nice. :-)
--
Adrian

On Sun, 17 Feb 2013 07:10:50 -0500, jmcquown wrote:

On 2/16/2013 11:56 PM, Takayuki wrote:
And immediately, I was, Oh how cuute! I have to take a picture!

http://home.comcast.net/~takayuki9z/...ntines_day.jpg

No hoomin was hurt during this process.

She's so pretty Love the skull & crossbones trinket!

When she sits around the house, she looks like she'd been awarded a merit
badge or medal.

I got the idea to get her the skull and crossbones charm partly from Tweed.
Years after she'd found Boyfriend, she mentions the collar that he had, and
how he must've been loved.

In the extremely remote chance that Spicey's ever found in that situation,
I want her collar to give the message that yes, she's known to be
dangerous, but she's treasured and loved in spite of that.

LOL! Pretty as a picture. The skull and crossbone charm is a nice
touch!

AB




Sat, 16 Feb 2013 23:56:53 -0500, Takayuki
wrote:

Spicey's previous collar was getting threadbare, so I decided to get her a
new one for Valentine's Day.

Since she doesn't like to be fiddled with for more than a moment or so, I
replaced her collar over a four day period. Day 1: I examined her collar to
see how it released. Day 2: I removed her collar. Day 3: I fit her new
collar to size it properly. Day 4: I snapped it on.

And immediately, I was, Oh how cuute! I have to take a picture!

http://home.comcast.net/~takayuki9z/...ntines_day.jpg

No hoomin was hurt during this process.

On 2/17/2013 12:56 PM, Takayuki wrote:
On Sun, 17 Feb 2013 07:10:50 -0500, jmcquown wrote:

On 2/16/2013 11:56 PM, Takayuki wrote:
And immediately, I was, Oh how cuute! I have to take a picture!

http://home.comcast.net/~takayuki9z/...ntines_day.jpg

No hoomin was hurt during this process.

She's so pretty Love the skull & crossbones trinket!

When she sits around the house, she looks like she'd been awarded a merit
badge or medal.

I got the idea to get her the skull and crossbones charm partly from Tweed.
Years after she'd found Boyfriend, she mentions the collar that he had, and
how he must've been loved.

In the extremely remote chance that Spicey's ever found in that situation,
I want her collar to give the message that yes, she's known to be
dangerous, but she's treasured and loved in spite of that.

Or they might just think you're into fun, funky jewelry

Jill

http://home.comcast.net/~takayuki9z/...ntines_day.jpg

"Lasers set to FLAMING ANNIHILATION".

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On Sat, 16 Feb 2013 23:56:53 -0500, Takayuki
wrote:

Spicey's previous collar was getting threadbare, so I decided to get her a
new one for Valentine's Day.

Since she doesn't like to be fiddled with for more than a moment or so, I
replaced her collar over a four day period. Day 1: I examined her collar to
see how it released. Day 2: I removed her collar. Day 3: I fit her new
collar to size it properly. Day 4: I snapped it on.

And immediately, I was, Oh how cuute! I have to take a picture!

http://home.comcast.net/~takayuki9z/...ntines_day.jpg

No hoomin was hurt during this process.

The very picture of a contented feline! Well, maybe contented isn't
the riight word.

"Takayuki" wrote in message
...
Spicey's previous collar was getting threadbare, so I decided to get her a
new one for Valentine's Day.

Since she doesn't like to be fiddled with for more than a moment or so, I
replaced her collar over a four day period. Day 1: I examined her collar
to
see how it released. Day 2: I removed her collar. Day 3: I fit her new
collar to size it properly. Day 4: I snapped it on.

And immediately, I was, Oh how cuute! I have to take a picture!

http://home.comcast.net/~takayuki9z/...ntines_day.jpg

No hoomin was hurt during this process.

Aww., isn't she lovely with her new pinkness.
I had exactly the same four day process with replacing his previous collar
from those who abandoned him - or he abandoned them. Actually, it took 4-6
months for him to allow me to approach his neck and then 4 days to do it.

He did have a lovely really expensive collar on when he arrived here as a
lost boy, which suggests he was well loved.
Pity they didn't spend a bit more on getting him the snip so he didn't
wander so they lost him.
Do they wonder where he is even now?
Maybe they do, but they failed to neuter him or get a microchip so he is
mine. Mine!! The kindest, most beautiful boycat in the world is mine.
Tweed

On Tue, 19 Feb 2013 13:31:56 +0000, Jack Campin
wrote:

http://home.comcast.net/~takayuki9z/...ntines_day.jpg

"Lasers set to FLAMING ANNIHILATION".

She has such large eyes that I sometimes see her tapetum glowing like that
in just regular lighting.