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of dragons & critters and yin & yang kittens.

my cat shadow is a very prolific cat and gives birth to baby sweethearts annually. we always let them grow up until they're old enough to be given away. growing up in a huge garden where they can roam around freely - isn't that the best way to grow up? it's always a joy to visit my parents and my cat in that time of the year.

i have also included some pictures of a little rhine trip i made in the middle of may. and the occasional random ones that didn't fit somewhere. 

rhine wood dragon.

sitting on the rhine beach enjoying the beautiful day.



my stone collection of the day. ( i seriously have a lot of stones in my home. i love to collect them! )

the river rhine near eltville.

random skull assortment ( shot this at the naxoshalle in frankfurt - i was there for a japanese movie festival )

rosey roses. they also smelled heavenly.


raindrops on my window.

chameleon tail. i adore spirals.

baby kittens drinking momma milk.

momma cat resting.

milk snout!

this is cooper and he now lives with j. - a dear friend of mine - who's very happy to have this little rascal in her life.

my beautiful shadow cat <3 p="">
itsy bitsy spiders in poison green colours.

look at these cutiepies sleeping on a log!

so adorable!

do not disturb me in my sleep, woman!


yin and yang.

don't spread yourself out so much, i wanna sleep on here, too!

rose red noses!


cleansing my precious fur.
 

and my take on melon pie!


Comments

Anonymous said…
Ooh yes you're completely right about it, being on the field among those flowers is what I'd like to do even at the moment, haha.
And what a cuties did I just see, oh my gods! Your kittens are simply too charming. Do they have names already?
baumtod. said…
the black & white one belongs to a friend of mine and is called cooper.

and the other one's name i don't know. we gifted her to acquaintances. since i don't live with my parents anymore and don't know the people they gave her to, knowing about her life is impossible ;_; i hear that the people take good care of her though.
Anonymous said…
Oh, good to hear that she has responsible owners =) My cat was found in the trash, so it shows exactly how cruel people can be. Not everyone should be allowed to take care of living creatures...
baumtod. said…
yeah, you're definitely right. some people just don't know what responsibility means. 'oh, this animal is cute, let's get it, even though it won't be cute forever and needs food and attention etc.' and when they notice it means work as well, they toss the poor thing away.
Anonymous said…
Yes & the worst are those people that buy pets for children on Christmas etc & then there is no one who takes care of a new cat or dog, & finally they end up in an animal shelter =/

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