My little Stalker by helanker
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Pjuske is following me, where ever I go in my garden. He wants to see what I am doing and he wants so snuggle with me in the afternoon or lie on my lap when I am having a break from whatever I do. It is so sweet.... only he gives me little treats in form of ticks. Not the best treats one can get. The drops on his neck dont work properly. He is too big for them, so next time we will have to use those for small dogs. He is improving every day and get more and more comfortable with strangers and therefore also more affectionate to them. If first he has accepted them as friendly, he like to show them his love. He is such a gentle darling. :)
Comments (10)
Faemike55
Delightful set of photos! Glad that he is getting use to people - very handsome cat
kgb224
Superb captures and collage Helle. God bless.
goodoleboy
Fine set of photographs, Helle. Apparently, Pjuske, and his long whiskers, demands the finest in treatment as he follows you around. Good that he's healing from whatever ails him.
LivingPixels
Another cool shot my friend
blinkings
Bless him.
RodS
Wonderful photos of your kitty friend, Helle! Good that he's warming up to people.
anahata.c
beautiful photos of pjuske and his shining fur. You got his softness and sheen. And I love the posture in number 2, and how he looks like a squirrel in number 3. (That's a big bushy tail in that shot!) Yes, he's really grown to love you, and I'm glad he's comfortable with everyone in your family. And re ticks: In the US, they've been giving warnings about ticks, because of the diseases they carry. I don't know if that's true in DK---I hope not, because I know how common ticks are on animals and nature...Lovely shots; and I remember when pjuske and his mate came to your place the first time; and how they became family. I'm glad he's still there, as he's a lovely addition to your already loving family.
And btw: I look forward to the shot of your new desk when it's up to speed: Ie, filled to the brim with god-knows-what. THAT'S an artist's desk, madam! The rule is: If you find things on your desk that you lost in 1820, that's an artist's desk...If you find hard objects which have learned to stand upright and speak fluent Danish? That's an artist's desk! If the objects order out Chinese---for dinner---and leave your room a mess? That's an artist's desk...(If they critique your art---and don't like it??? I mean really don't like it??? You got an artist's desk.) As for your mirror: Mirrors are cruel, they have no sense of humor, and they're paid by foreign governments to humiliate the hell out of us---esp those of us over 65. (I don't think there's a solution, except never look at yourself again. I stopped 2 months ago.) Hope your May is warm, Helle, and I'm glad pjuske is part of it!
durleybeachbum
Sooo handsome! What a wonderful animal he is, and how lucky you both are. Cat licks are like sandpaper, I much prefer dog licks!
Boni
We have a relatively new kitty ... who started hanging around several months ago. Jokingly Jo called him Spot ... it stuck he is now a part of our family with a clean bill of health. I understand following. He still does that. They know they've somehow been rescued in one way or another. What a lovely little stalker you have!
auntietk
He is such a pretty boy. Thanks for showing him off!