Lesson number 2
Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 8:39 pm
A few weeks ago, I gave a lesson on how to sneak off topic pictures into an on topic thread. Here is lesson number two-
First picture of the thread is of my foster kitten, Even, who jumped into the playpen and is checking Spike out. Notice there is bluey in with the hard to see kitten! On Topic Picture.
Now watch the next set of pictures.
Since it was hard to see Even in that piture, I'm going to share a picture that allows you to see him better.
Now since I showed one picture of my foster cats, I need to share pictures of the rest.
These next three are of Gizzy. She's about 13 weeks old. She's the smallest one I'm fostering but holds her own with the big guys!!!
My next foster cat is Callie. She's about 5 years old. Her owners returned her to the program because they were doing construction on their house and it wasn't condusive to a cat. It turns out they had been doing construction for 3 years and she had been hiding/living in the basement all that time. Needless to say she is very skittish and not use to people. I've had her for about a month and she is making great progress. She stays out when I come around and will cuddle.
Next is Tommy. He and his buddy Kent (he was feeling camera shy) were returned to the program because their owner could no longer care for them. They are both three years old and total sweethearts. Tommy is leaving his mark on one of the baby quilts I'm making for my sister to take to work. This pictures lets me show my cat and a quilt project. Two off topics in one!
These next bunch of pictures are of two of my own cats.
My handsome Phoenix. I adopted him at the beginning of the summer.
Benny giving me an evil look for disturbing his nap.
Both of my boys snoozing
Another important trick to finishing an off topic thread that you are trying to pretend is on topic is to throw another skink picture or two in.
A picture of Saphira and Stella that I somehow never posted. It's from the beginning of the summer. They are hanging out in my garden.
And my handsome Mr. Baylee. Since he's a forum favorite, he'll help get me off the hook! He's shedding but handsome none the less!
First picture of the thread is of my foster kitten, Even, who jumped into the playpen and is checking Spike out. Notice there is bluey in with the hard to see kitten! On Topic Picture.
Now watch the next set of pictures.
Since it was hard to see Even in that piture, I'm going to share a picture that allows you to see him better.
Now since I showed one picture of my foster cats, I need to share pictures of the rest.
These next three are of Gizzy. She's about 13 weeks old. She's the smallest one I'm fostering but holds her own with the big guys!!!
My next foster cat is Callie. She's about 5 years old. Her owners returned her to the program because they were doing construction on their house and it wasn't condusive to a cat. It turns out they had been doing construction for 3 years and she had been hiding/living in the basement all that time. Needless to say she is very skittish and not use to people. I've had her for about a month and she is making great progress. She stays out when I come around and will cuddle.
Next is Tommy. He and his buddy Kent (he was feeling camera shy) were returned to the program because their owner could no longer care for them. They are both three years old and total sweethearts. Tommy is leaving his mark on one of the baby quilts I'm making for my sister to take to work. This pictures lets me show my cat and a quilt project. Two off topics in one!
These next bunch of pictures are of two of my own cats.
My handsome Phoenix. I adopted him at the beginning of the summer.
Benny giving me an evil look for disturbing his nap.
Both of my boys snoozing
Another important trick to finishing an off topic thread that you are trying to pretend is on topic is to throw another skink picture or two in.
A picture of Saphira and Stella that I somehow never posted. It's from the beginning of the summer. They are hanging out in my garden.
And my handsome Mr. Baylee. Since he's a forum favorite, he'll help get me off the hook! He's shedding but handsome none the less!
You even closed the picture set with blueys... well done! 
