multiple monday

these are some of ars mommees "ofer" kitties.
yu kan klik on the pikshure to biggify

the two little cats (the boy ans gerl kittys) wif the kyoot clothes, she gots before any of us were borns. dats a long time agos cuz yuki is pushing anchunt. she wents on a fields trip wif the oldest girl (when the gerl was in middle skool - she is now 32 bean years old) ans found thems at the market ans adopted thems. the gray kitty is a ty beany baby kitty. she gots it frum the the gerl who still lives at home (shees too yung to moove out) as a Chrissymouse present 2 years ago.

this is a real "rockin" kitty. mommees gots it when she wents to the moewntins on bacation. she gots it a long times ago also. she said the bean that painted it made the kitty look real.

they painted the back of the rock too.

these kats are all "maneke neko" or beckoning/welcoming kat. they ars the good fortune kats of japan. the first one on the left haz a chain on hers back to hold yur keys. she is made of the same material as kimonos is mades of. mommees keeps hers on her desk at home. the three middle ones are traditional maneke neko's, cept one is all gold (it is spose to bring money). the two white ones ars a matchin pair. all three of thems ars banks. the little purple gerl mommees gots frum the animal rescue site. mommees gots hers cuz hers is purple (she loves purple). not becuz of what the deskripshun said:

" Ceramic cat figurines each feature two small stickers with Japanese writing on the front. Each has one sticker which translates to "good luck," while the white cat has one reading "good health," the black cat bears one reading "protection from evil," the lavender cat is decorated with a sticker for "personal luck," and the pink cat is decorated with a sticker for "love." "



efen tho mommees cood use sum pursonal luck ans money right nows - ars house coolin thingy went kapooey last nights.