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Mommy is going shopping today to buy us some stuff. She’s going to pick up some Greenies since Denali and I loved them so much, which I’m really happy about. She also said she needs to pick up litter, cat food (I’m hopping there’s more canned cat food on the way and not just crunchy) and she also said that she had to get other stuff too. Something to do with insects and controlling them. It made no sense to me. But the one thing I really wanted (besides Greenies) was a new outfit and Mommy flat out said that I had to wait till money wasn’t so tight.

I see lots of ads online advertising where you can buy wholesale clothes or at least designer outfits real cheap all the time. I wish Mommy would pay attention to those. There’s no reason she can’t buy me a new outfit if she would just look at those! I’m planning on begging her, before she leaves, to get me a new outfit. Even just a bandanna. I’m going to give the irresistible Isis-Is-So-Cute (c) look.

I’m practicing now. How’s it look? Think she’ll cave?

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My humans are the most wonderful things ever to walk this planet, this goes doubly for my Mom. Granted, Mom might have prevented me from enjoying a nice lunch of fillet-a-squirrel, but she’s more than making up for it right now in my opinion. She’s cooking pork chops for dinner and I just know I’m getting some!

I’m a cat, a very pretty kitty in fact, which means I am an excellent huntress and I know what tastes good and what doesn’t. I couldn’t write a liporexall review if I wanted too. Mostly ’cause I have no need for fat burners, hunting and playing keeps me in shape. Though how Isis stays in shape I’ll never understand. ANYWAY! I know what tastes good. Toads? Fun to play with but taste nasty. Lizards? They’re like fast food. Quick and easy but not very filling. Mice? Much better. Birds? Succulent and healthy. But pork and beef? Now that’s the catnip!

Mom adds some spices that make the sizzling meat smell even better. I can’t help but drool like dog as she browns the meat. *drools* I cants wait tills it’s ready to eat. She gave me a few pieces of the fat she trimmed off to tide me over for now.

She adds papas (err…that’s ‘nother word for potatoes), chili, and tomatoes to the mixture after the meats browned. Really, I think she could do without the chili, but the papas and tomatoes taste yummy too. Not as good as the pork chops, but good too. I like papas.

It’ll be ready soon!

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We’ve got a really, really bad …rodent… problem around here. I’m not talking mice in the house sadly. I’m talking about rodents outside the house, gophers that tunnel along the canal and ditch banks and squirrels that have burrowed and made lots of tunnels underneath our storage sheds. They’re a real pain and they’re also vicious too. Big Mamma alwyas works herself up into a really big tizzy trying to catch ‘em. That’s why they like to run around and pop up out of their tunnel entrances by her.

She catches ‘em sometimes too. They don’t stop though. They like messing with her head. But it’s fun to mess with dogs so I can’t blame ‘em. I just think it’d be better to mess with Shizuku. Big Mama’s kinda crazy. I mean, she likes hunting skunks.

As much as I’d like to catch one, and really teach those punks what’s what, they’re too fast for me. And they’re kind scary too. I had one chase after me once and the Old Man had to throw some rocks to get it to leave me alone. It almost caught my purty tail! Damn rabid nut-eaters!

I pride myself as a huntress, but my biggest catch was a gopher and only a medium sized one at that. Birds, lizards, toads, mice - those are my usual fair. Today though I outdid myself.

Yes, I got me one of them nut-eaters! It was a lot of work too and, unfortunately, I had to have Grandma and Mom help me too. But in the end, I caught him! I had so much fun playing with him too. I batted him around for a bit, but then he got away under teh bushes. I thought I lost him and kinda started to cry. Grandma thought I was hurt and came to see what was wrong. In the end it took her and Mom working together to flush him out to my direction. But as you can see, I got him!

I think I need some sales training though because in the end I didn’t get to keep him. He made funny squeak-chirps for help and got some bigger squirrels interested in what was going on. Big Mama had a field day chasing those guys though. I thought Mom was gonna give the squirrel to Big Mama after all my hard work. She didn’t. Then, since he was squeaking and Shizu really loves to chew on things that squeak, I thought he was gonna get it. I felt I deserved him, he was a lot of hard work after all. I tried to sell Mom on the idea but she wasn’t buying.

I’d make a lousy car salescat.

In the end, Mom’s specimen collection got a new addition. Mom didn’t want to let him go, ’cause they’ve been trying to exterminate those nut-munchers, but she didn’t want me to eat him either. I think she was afraid I’d get hurt after he started growling and tried to eat my face off. I could have totally taken him though! Mom worries too much. I swear, I should have never run to her that time a gopher bit my paw. She treats me like a baby now!

So now I still don’t know what squirrels taste like. Plus Mom won’t let me back outside in case those rabid nut-munchers are still pissy. But! I got Greenies when I got inside and a can of my favorite kitty food all to myself so I can’t get too upset.

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If you were to ask Mommy, she’d tell you that there are indeed some downsides to living out in the boonies. For example, the human things she likes are all a decent drive away. Which is a good thing for me because it means I get to go on longer drives with Mommy. I think that’s what Mommy minds the most, the drive. Places she likes are far away. But I can’t help but be glad to live out here. I think Mommy agrees too.

So what are the good things about living in the boonies? Just take a look at our backyard. Yes sir, that’s our backyard there. Tall elm, peach, plum, pecan, and even pistachio trees to climb. Although the pistachio tree isn’t as tall or full as the others.

A beautiful field of wildflowers to run around in to boot. There’s always adventures to be had there. Bugs to nibble on, rodents to pounce (if we can find ‘em), and butterflies to chase. Not to mention the pretty birdies too.

This side of the treeline always has more of those poofy things you blow on that send white things flying. Those are fun to play with. Plus since the trees overlap here more and provide more shade, it’s almost like a jungle here. The ground stays moist and lots of different green stuff grows on this side.

Now if only I could convince Mommy to let me play outside more. That would be the absolute best! Who wants to find moving companies Los Angeles or other big crowded places like that? Not me!

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