Showing posts with label Eden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eden. Show all posts

Monday, May 09, 2011

Me and Eden

Here are the latest pics of me and my almost four year old cat Eden taken on my new Samsung Galaxy Vibrant.



Sunday, August 08, 2010

Eden turns three!!!

I'm a baaad girl!!!

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Eden turns two!!

What Eden did on her 2nd B-Day ;)
Catching a little grilling with Matt DuniganShredding some important documentsTrying to shred the wallpaper

Friday, June 05, 2009

Eden 21months old.

Saturday, December 27, 2008

Christmas 2008

I am totally pleased with how 2008 has slipped by without any major drama, at this time last year I was starting a new job, this Christmas marked my one year tenure with the company. The only bad thing was the fact that the companies suppliers shut down for two weeks over the holidays, so we had to do the same. So to keep me from going into Christmas chaos overload I decided to donate my time down at the local Salvation Army a couple days before Christmas helping get out the hampers. It was a day and a half of pure vigor, it was a pleasure to give back to my fellow blue collar brother and sisters. Lets face it, most of us are a weeks pay away from needing a hand up. Please support your local food banks in any way to can.

Of course my 16 month old cat Eden is still a big part of my life so I couldn't resist making a Christmas card out of a couple cute photos I took of her trying to peek out of the window, past the slow drift that accumulated on the window box.


Happy New Year,
Kenaz

Sunday, August 24, 2008

Eden:One year old






HAPPY BIRTHDAY EDEN!!!!








Later,
Kenaz

Sunday, May 04, 2008

New photo of Eden

This the latest stylish photo of my now 8.5 month old cat Eden.

Monday, December 24, 2007

My Cats Emilly and Eden-Sophisti-cat-ed Ladies

Here's another little time lapse video I made of my three month old Calico, Eden and fourteen year young Emilly. The video is set to the ... all » tunes of "Billie Holiday's" "Sophisticated Lady" and "John Coltrane's" "Anatomy".



Later,
Kenaz

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Eden Catwalking

This time lapse video of three month old Eden is set to John Coltane's "Catwalk".


Here are some interesting facts about Calico's
Q. Are Calico Cats Always Female?

Many people are surprised to hear that the vast majority of calico cats are female. Why is this? Is it possible for a calico cat to ever be male? Learn about the genetics of coat color in this feline FAQ.
A. First off, what is a calico cat? A calico cat is not a breed of cat, it is a color pattern. To be called "calico", three colors must be present: black, white and orange. Variations of these colors include gray, cream and ginger. A "true" calico cat has large blocks of these three colors, a "tortoise shell" or "tortie" cat has a mix of these three colors (blended/swirled together more than distinct blocks of color). Be sure to stop by the Calico Cat Gallery on the About.com Cats site to see photos of a variety of calico cats.

Now that a calico cat has been defined as a cat with three colors, the question is: why are they nearly always female? The answer is in genetics. Coat color in cats is a sex-linked trait, a physical characteristic (coat color) related to gender. Female animals have two X chromosomes (XX), males have one X chromosome and one Y chromosome (XY). The genetic coding for displaying black or orange color is found on the X chromosome. The coding for white is a completely separate gene.

Since females have two X chromosomes, they are able to "display" two colors (orange and black, or variations thereof) and white; creating the 3-color calico mix. Since males have only one X chromosome, they can only be orange OR black. It is more complicated than simply having the color genes -- it is a complex process of dominant and non-dominate genes interacting on the X chromosomes, but that is the basis for coat color in calico cats. For those of you interested in the detailed coat color genetics, please see the "Related Reading" articles at the bottom of this FAQ.

Can a calico cat ever be male? Yes, in rare instances. In this situation, the cat has two X chromosomes and one Y chromosome (XXY). Cats with this chromosomal configuration are usually sterile (not able to breed). This is similar to a condition in humans called Klinefelter's syndrome, or XXY Syndrome.
- Janet Tobiassen Crosby, DVM, Your Guide to Veterinary Medicine.

Later,
Kenaz

Friday, November 23, 2007

Emilly and Eden finally Co-Exist!!!

Well sort of. The two can be in the same room together, but they have to be supervised, as the following pictures proove.
Eden reflects out the window for a couple seconds. Gets bored.Thinks of a plan.Stocks her prey.Got it! Eden isn't much of an Angels fan. Emilly gives that FTF! look.

Oh well, its a first step.

Later,
Kenaz

Thursday, October 18, 2007

A busy day in the life a Eden

Eden is now two months old, here's her latest pics.
Eden and Mouse
Eden Cam
Watching a little tube
Time for a nap

And no I haven't forgot about the queen of the castle Emilly,
And she won't let me forget either, she still hasn't warmed up to Eden yet.

Later,
Kenaz

Tuesday, October 02, 2007

Say hello to my new addition to the family

Her name is Eden, she is six weeks old. Like Emilly(14 years old) she is also a Tortoise Shell Calico. Unfortunately the two don't co-exist yet. I let Emilly keep her roost in the bottom of the house and Eden is quickly staking her claim on the top level. One day the twain shall meet!

Emilly





Later,
Kenaz