By posting a picture of Samba on facebook, I learned from a friend that he is an American Bombay. (Thanks Jeff for sharing this info!) I researched the breed and sure enough, it fits Samba 100%. Which then got me thinking about Tango, our cute little Christmas find.

I Googled cat breeds and looked at lots of pictures, and one breed jumped out at me. One of the little faces looking at me looked exactly like Tango; same eyes, same nose, same chocolate coloring  - and the description of the personality fit her as well. So, though not 100% sure, I believe her to be a Chantilly/Tiffany.

Both breeds are extremely affectionate and loving, which does mirror both of their personalities - my beautiful lap kitties. We are so lucky to have been found by Tango … and just as lucky to have found Samba soon after.

I watch them as they sleep and my heart swells with love! I still miss Taco & Tequila so much, but I feel blessed that they gifted us with our two new babies. I’d love to hear about your furry friends. Who are they? And what do they do to fill your life with love? Share some of your favorite stories. Hugs - Christine

Our little girl

My little guy as taken an interest in my WIP. Samba points out that my format is excellent, and he thinks I nailed the emotion in this scene. He purrs to show he likes what’s written so far. Then he sits patiently, waiting for me to continue.

His sister, on the other hand, has positioned herself on the right side of my computer, content to sleep and simply keep me company. She reaches out once in a while, gently patting my hand with her paw - “Just letting you know I’m here, Mom.”  

My babies, my companions; they fill my heart with such love. I could just eat them up, they’re so cute! They both have  distinct personalities and keep me laughing for hours. I couldn’t ask for better company while I work.

Awe, Tango just jumped off the desk to bring me her favorite toy. With a little mewl, she asks me to take a break and play. How can I ignore her beautiful little face? That’s right, I can’t. So, until next time - Hugs, Christine