Here I am up the cabbage tree again ...weeee harr
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The life of Bob the Ocicat as told by Bob and more recently by her sister Lizzy the Ocicat.
About me
I am an Ocicat, I was born on Feb 11th 2004 along with several brothers and my sister Bob (look blame Chris for that name) . Bob and I selected our "owners" by stealth and charm and came to live on 12 acres in Dairy Flat New Zealand after a brief stay at the pet shop.
Unfortunately Bob, the long distance explorer managed to meet the only car for a week on our country road and died in May 2007.
Bob was the big blogger having learnt to type by watching Chris. I have been trying to carry on the story.
Unfortunately Bob, the long distance explorer managed to meet the only car for a week on our country road and died in May 2007.
Bob was the big blogger having learnt to type by watching Chris. I have been trying to carry on the story.
I moved back in with my original owner in Kerikeri when she came back from a five year "holiday" in Canada.
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2004
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September
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- My favorite shot, me the jungle cat...
- Here is Lizzy caught in the act of plant bashing
- Here I am up the cabbage tree again ...weeee harr
- Our wekened by Bob
- Tara with friends
- From our foreign correspondent
- Bob and Lizzys weekend by Bob.
- Somebody who didn't leave their name suggested i w...
- Lizzy admits to assisting frog migration
- Bob explains the theory of Frog migration
- Bob closes the Ocilympics
- Here we are at the closing ceremony sitting on the...
- Here is a late runner for the climbing contest , M...
- Bob srtgugels on by hesrlef
- Bob geos it anole
- Lizzy in the climbing event , note this tree (know...
- Bob announces two more events
- Here I am also in the demonstration event on Mt Co...
- Ok Windsor here I am with my mice , there was anot...
- Pretty Kitty and kittens find safety!
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September
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2 comments:
Wow, I really wish I could take climbing lessons from you! I can get to the top of the bathroom door, but the door frame is too slippery, I can't get a grip on it. I want to be able to look around from there and it just doesn't work very well. Vicki, in an attempt to comfort me the other night, was telling me that someday she would like to create an indoor tree for me using a thick pole and with some rope wrapped around it. I can hardly wait. :)
I love this picture! I wish I lived somewhere that is as beautiful as this.
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