Stalking ninja cat impressions

Maricat, Korean Cat Illustrator

http://mariecat.com/bbs/board.php?bo_table=2004

World Series of Cats : Ken White : City Brights

World Series of Cats

Ken White, President, Pen

Anyone who knows me will tell you that my blogging about sports is about as likely as finding a critique of modern poetry penned by Vlad the Impaler. I have close to zero interest in or knowledge about sports, which of course makes me feel sort of lonely during these especially sports-crazed weeks here in the Bay Area. Not that I am dissing the baseball obsession that surrounds us: as far as I am concerned, a healthy obsession is a good way to cope with the vagaries and chaos of our lives, and I am rather happily obsessed about several things (animals among the list), it's just that sports don't make it for me. Perhaps this is the result of being that 12 year old klutzy, bespectacled, Kafka-reading, Beethoven-sonata-playing kid who routinely got beaten up by the athletic boys in my neighborhood, who knows.

Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/white/detail?entry_id=75984#ixzz1IeNBOS1H

Crazy Cat Ladies - Forbes.com

Crazy Cat Ladies

Kiri Blakeley, 10.15.09, 10:00 AM EDT

The strange and strong bond between women and cats.

Courtney Kistler is a 28-year-old single gal who lives in New York City. She's sociable, outgoing and attractive. But that hasn't stopped Kistler's mother from worrying that her daughter, a freelance marketer, will never catch a husband--because she owns three cats.

"[My parents] think it's a little weird," she says of her multiple cat ownership. In fact, Kistler's mother has been known to ask her cat-loving daughter: "What if you want to bring a guy home? What would he think?"

http://www.forbes.com/2009/10/14/crazy-cat-lady-pets-stereotype-forbes-woman-time-felines.html

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