Merry Christmas everybody!
I am very lucky and glad to have all of you for faithful readers. I enjoy reading the posts of my blogging friends and getting to know all of the great people, kitties, woofies, bunnies, horses, and other critters that post about their exciting lives!
Here is a picture of me with my Very Own Christmas Tree. I'm snoopervising the Carnegie part of the library since AB Karen was busy at the desk and AAB Photographer was busy capturing my handsomeness.
I hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas and a Happy and Safe New Year!
That means no eating tinsel! Wrapping paper is okay in small doses! (Ribbon is not.)
Purrs,
Tober
PS I need to send a very special headbump to my very special girlcat, Ziva Zophia!
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Christmas Party & Stuff
Here I am!
Again, the AAB Blog Helper is claiming "busyness"--which we all know is actually "busy taking care of leftover Christmas Party Cookies"--a job at which she excels.
Once again, I was safely snugged up in my office while the Library was invaded by 250+ people. Children got to visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus, and the magical Marc Lehmann performed for folks waiting in line or having snacks. Very unique snowflake crafts were made, and downstairs Jingle John from Silly Safaris did animal shows at 6:30 and 7:30.
Wow. Those animals left behind a stink in my meeting rooms.
Here is a picture of the Big-Eared Ratdog:
Oh. Wait.
It's "official" name is a fennec fox. (I like Big-Eared Ratdog better--more descriptive.) Anyhoo, it is very small and cute and AAB Blog Helper touched it and said it could use a bath. But that was AFTER all the AAWWWWWing and squeeing that went on.
Jingle John also brought a bullfrog. I wouldn't want to meet this guy in a dark alley, would you?
Whatever you do, don't biggify. That only makes it scarier! I'm proud that my Christmas Partiers were brave enough to face that fearsome beastie.
Oh, and we also had Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches. I thought they'd be good for snack, but it was determined that we should treat them as honored Guests (not for chasing or eating):
Of course, the reindeer was the Big Hit of the night. Her name was Fruitcake, and she very obligingly pooped during BOTH Silly Safaris shows, much to the delight of her fans.
Here she is. . .
. . . WAIT A MINUTE! What is Fruitcake doing off the Tarp? She is supposed to be ON the Tarp!
Whew. Luckily for AAB Ritchie, Fruitcake pooped on the Tarp like a good Guest.
The Christmas Party was deemed a Big Success! (If anyone needs any candy canes, we have them ALL.)
In other news, feet and legs were found sticking out of our ceiling this morning:
In addition to all of the holiday goings-on, I have been very busy Continuing my education. This is very important if you're going to be in the Library business. I have encouraged AB Karen to participate with me. (AAB Barb is participating, too, but Photographer only got her paw in the shot.)
Notice how I am watching the screen very attentively while Karen doodles smiley-faces on her paper. (She said she was taking notes. Huh.)
Okay, back to snoopervising the Christmas goodies. . .
Headbutts,
Tober
Again, the AAB Blog Helper is claiming "busyness"--which we all know is actually "busy taking care of leftover Christmas Party Cookies"--a job at which she excels.
Once again, I was safely snugged up in my office while the Library was invaded by 250+ people. Children got to visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus, and the magical Marc Lehmann performed for folks waiting in line or having snacks. Very unique snowflake crafts were made, and downstairs Jingle John from Silly Safaris did animal shows at 6:30 and 7:30.
Wow. Those animals left behind a stink in my meeting rooms.
Here is a picture of the Big-Eared Ratdog:
Oh. Wait.
It's "official" name is a fennec fox. (I like Big-Eared Ratdog better--more descriptive.) Anyhoo, it is very small and cute and AAB Blog Helper touched it and said it could use a bath. But that was AFTER all the AAWWWWWing and squeeing that went on.
Jingle John also brought a bullfrog. I wouldn't want to meet this guy in a dark alley, would you?
Whatever you do, don't biggify. That only makes it scarier! I'm proud that my Christmas Partiers were brave enough to face that fearsome beastie.
Oh, and we also had Madagascar Hissing Cockroaches. I thought they'd be good for snack, but it was determined that we should treat them as honored Guests (not for chasing or eating):
Of course, the reindeer was the Big Hit of the night. Her name was Fruitcake, and she very obligingly pooped during BOTH Silly Safaris shows, much to the delight of her fans.
Here she is. . .
. . . WAIT A MINUTE! What is Fruitcake doing off the Tarp? She is supposed to be ON the Tarp!
Whew. Luckily for AAB Ritchie, Fruitcake pooped on the Tarp like a good Guest.
The Christmas Party was deemed a Big Success! (If anyone needs any candy canes, we have them ALL.)
In other news, feet and legs were found sticking out of our ceiling this morning:
In addition to all of the holiday goings-on, I have been very busy Continuing my education. This is very important if you're going to be in the Library business. I have encouraged AB Karen to participate with me. (AAB Barb is participating, too, but Photographer only got her paw in the shot.)
Notice how I am watching the screen very attentively while Karen doodles smiley-faces on her paper. (She said she was taking notes. Huh.)
Okay, back to snoopervising the Christmas goodies. . .
Headbutts,
Tober
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Do You See What I See?
Well, it's been a rough few days here at my Library, friends!
As you all know, Christmas is coming. That means three (3) things here at TPL:
1. Trees. Everywhere!
2. My stocking is hung by the chimney with care!
3. "Surprises" in the litter box. (Sorry AAB Cathie.)
I think my staff is watching the placement of Christmas bows a little better this year, since I'm such a bow-hunting master!
I kind of like Christmas decorating, especially at night after the staff leaves and I can inspect their handiwork. What I don't like is the Chaos that ensues on the day after Thanksgiving (Christmas Decoration Day). All of the stuff getting moved around, the staff not staying in their assigned seats, the treats sitting, forgotten, in desk drawers. . .
You're lucky to be reading this post.
BUT! A momentous and wonderful thing happened this year:
Did you see what I see?
Click the picture and biggify it!
That's right! I've got my Very Own Tree! It is decorated withCat Toys Feline Training Devices, and lights, and garland! AAB Britta made it special Just For Me, and put it in the Young Adult Room so that everyone could admire it.
Dear Santa, I will try my very best NOT to eat the garland.
Speaking of Santa--Santa and his lovely wife, Mrs., will be here on Monday night to visit with any children (and hopefully Boss Cats) who would like to see him (and ask for special Christmas treats). Christmas is Snow Much Fun at the Library! We will also have an animal show presented by Silly Safaris (yes, they're letting thatstinky really cool reindeer back in my Library again). And we have magician Marc Lehmann entertaining visitors of all ages, and snacks, and some snowflake-themed crafts for the little ones!
I will be Hiding in my Office for most of this, because Library Cats and over TWO HUNDRED (200!) people at one time! is a bit terrifying!
Since we have a Snow-Themed Christmas Party, I decided to check out the decorations:
The staff was all excited because I got Glitter on me. (AAB Ritchie especially loves it when Glitter gets in the carpet.) I was tormented by AAB Photographer's attempt to photograph Glitter on my furs.
If you look really closely in this picture you can see Glitter:
If you look really closely in this picture you can More Glitter (and a Pink Horsey):
If you look really closely in this picture you can see Irritation:
Thankfully the photographer remembered to turn the flash off for once.
Loving my special Tree-t,
Tober
As you all know, Christmas is coming. That means three (3) things here at TPL:
1. Trees. Everywhere!
2. My stocking is hung by the chimney with care!
3. "Surprises" in the litter box. (Sorry AAB Cathie.)
I think my staff is watching the placement of Christmas bows a little better this year, since I'm such a bow-hunting master!
I kind of like Christmas decorating, especially at night after the staff leaves and I can inspect their handiwork. What I don't like is the Chaos that ensues on the day after Thanksgiving (Christmas Decoration Day). All of the stuff getting moved around, the staff not staying in their assigned seats, the treats sitting, forgotten, in desk drawers. . .
You're lucky to be reading this post.
BUT! A momentous and wonderful thing happened this year:
Did you see what I see?
Click the picture and biggify it!
That's right! I've got my Very Own Tree! It is decorated with
Dear Santa, I will try my very best NOT to eat the garland.
Speaking of Santa--Santa and his lovely wife, Mrs., will be here on Monday night to visit with any children (and hopefully Boss Cats) who would like to see him (and ask for special Christmas treats). Christmas is Snow Much Fun at the Library! We will also have an animal show presented by Silly Safaris (yes, they're letting that
I will be Hiding in my Office for most of this, because Library Cats and over TWO HUNDRED (200!) people at one time! is a bit terrifying!
Since we have a Snow-Themed Christmas Party, I decided to check out the decorations:
The staff was all excited because I got Glitter on me. (AAB Ritchie especially loves it when Glitter gets in the carpet.) I was tormented by AAB Photographer's attempt to photograph Glitter on my furs.
If you look really closely in this picture you can see Glitter:
If you look really closely in this picture you can More Glitter (and a Pink Horsey):
If you look really closely in this picture you can see Irritation:
Thankfully the photographer remembered to turn the flash off for once.
Loving my special Tree-t,
Tober
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