Words of Pets and Fantasy

"They sleep like the dead" do you know anyone like that? Someone who are such deep sleepers that no matter how much poke, shake or even move them they don't seem to move? Someone who sleeps so deeply that the only way to awake them is to take drastic measures--ie; a ice cube or a glass of water? Do... Sign in to see full entry.

*~ Instead of a tale about a pet today, I shall post one of my short stories--please enjoy and tell me what you think, thank you ~* Laying on the soft grass that covered the fields that made up their homes, she let out a sigh as she rested her head down on her front paws and closing her eyes for a... Sign in to see full entry.

Some people say that you're unable to understand what your cats are saying to you, or even saying at all. But I personally don't believe that. Understanding your cats can be quite simple if you just know what you're looking for. Once you figure it out, than you can easily translate what your cats... Sign in to see full entry.

Cats--they have the ability to sleep anywhere, thus it's not unusual to find them sleeping in a box, or a basket full of clothes, on a window sill or even inside of a recently used dryer. They sleep where ever they please and whatever they deem most comfortable. Although, usually what's most... Sign in to see full entry.

*~ Instead of a tale about a pet today, I shall post one of my short stories--please enjoy and tell me what you think, thank you ~* The rules that come to being a guardian have always been straight and to the point. A guardian must always protect their client, a guardian must not stray from their... Sign in to see full entry.

Have you ever seen a cat run in mid-air? Have you ever seen one run backwards before spinning around and darting out of the room at full speed, or even leap up onto the arm of a couch--only to fall off the moment it spotted something? Yes no? Well I definitely have. I've seen a cat do all of those... Sign in to see full entry.

Akamaru, if you were to summerize him in one word, that word would be 'lovable coward." Okay, that's two instead of one--but you catch my drift. Being the breed he was, most people came to two conclusions--one he was a big, strong, brave dog and it was best not to mess with him, or two, he was a... Sign in to see full entry.